Amaris sails the world
14.13.11 N
60.30.47 W
Atlantic Ocean - 21 miles fom St Lucia
Land Ho! Dead ahead.
What a plesant view to wake up to. In the
distance St Lucia with the twin Pitons (Large volcanic mountains) and off the
starboard quarter - Martinique. Hard to believe these two islands were the
grounds of many a battle between the navies of France and England. Very
appropo that I read 5 of the Horatio Hornbower books on the way
here.
As per the rally requirements, we need to sail
across the finish line. Not that this is a big deal- we just sailed 2100
miles - but we haven't raised or lowered a sail in 3 days. The
spinnaker has been working like a champ with her newest patch job. The
finish line is however upwind. To finish our last two miles we will need
to take down and stow the spinnaker and raise the main. All for a
"finishing photograph." I supposed I shouldn't mind as we are
finishing during the light of day. (but they had still better take the
photo!
Twenty miles away - a hamburger, a rum drink, a
steel drum band, and a diner without dishes. Oh, and no watch
tonight.
Stephen, it's Diane from the Cat "Lost our marbles" in Laborie bay...remember? Tea bags? Anyway, I just want your English friend to know I loved them, and ordered them on Amazon...email me:
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we're back home in Florida now....
Have fun, where ever you are...:)