Finish the Caribbean season with a friendly cruise to the US East Coast from Nanny Cay on Tortola, British Virgin Islands. We sail first to St George's on Bermuda, then on to the US when there is a good weather and Gulf Stream forecast.
Join with the ARC Europe fleet for social activities in Nanny Cay, and meet with them again in Bermuda.
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13/05/2013
Pendragon - caught another Dorado today
Pendragon is currently just about ready to exit the Old Bahama Channel. Not much wind, but we are having a beautiful day just the same. The boat is operating well, and to date, we have motored 86 hours. We've had some wonderful sailing as well...of
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Pendragon - caught another Dorado today
10/05/2013
Pendragon - Fish on AGAIN!
Pendragon is currently just about ready to exit the Old Bahama Channel.Not much wind, but we are having a beautiful day just the same.The boat is operating well, and to date, we have motored 86 hours.We've had some wonderful sailing as well...of
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Pendragon - Fish on AGAIN!
08/05/2013
Lone Star - 7 May - Day 4 - Pure Sailing
Today I started to appreciate the difference between a cruiser and a racer.Having spent many a day with the sails set and never adjusting them, we spent the day trying to optimize the sails for the changes in wind speed and direction while
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Lone Star - 7 May - Day 4 - Pure Sailing
07/05/2013
Pendragon - Pendragons GOT FISH!
Pendragon is currently sailing downwind, wing on wing with the Yankee polled out, in wonderful, if slightly light conditions, off the coast of the DR, approaching Haiti.We are 130 miles from our waypoint where we will gybe and head into the OBC.Ian
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Pendragon - Pendragons GOT FISH!
06/05/2013
Lone Star - May 6 - Day 3 - Sailing and Fishing
Our third day of the trip was the kind where everything went right.At 0534 this morning the wind came up enough to turn off the engine and Lone Star once again became a sail boat.Although our speed was around 5 knots we felt it was better than
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Lone Star - May 6 - Day 3 - Sailing and Fishing
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NEWS
Three Atlantic Cup Yachts Back in the USA. 19/05/2013
Yesterday around noon, Keep It Simple, Joe Reed's J/42, motored into Back Creek in Annapolis, Q flag flying, competing the last couple hundred yards...
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Yellowshirts head home after yachts head to sea.. 17/05/2013
It's Day 3 at sea now for the ARC Europe and Atlantic Cup yachts that departed Bermuda on Wednesday. And day 5 for Keep it Simple & Kia Orana,...
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Why Are Two Legs Better Than One?
The Atlantic Cup is designed to provide a safe passage back home to the US East Coast at the end of the Caribbean sailing season. We make this passage in two legs: first from Tortola in the British Virgin Islands to Bermuda; and then from Bermuda to East Coast ports.
There is a good reason for this - read on to find out more......
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