We left Monterey for a 132 nm sail to San Luis Obispo. We knew we would be sailing through out the night and we didn’t have to get up at the crack of dawn either. This was great as it gave time for the fog to burn off and the hustle of the morning boats …
After sailing through the thickest fog yet we arrived and anchored outside of the Harbor just east of the Moring Balls. We were the only boat anchored and will be the only one there the entire time. The mooring balls had been closed for the season. Recently we found out that during the atmospheric river …
It has been several weeks since we made a mad dash out of Pillar Point and moved on. Little did we know it would be just as difficult finding wifi along the way, in California. We’ve increased our data plan and hoped it would help. We will see if we can adjust and become more …
We left Rio Vista on Wednesday October 13 planning to anchor near Benicia for the night and then carry on to San Francisco. We had absolutely no wind and ended up motoring the entire way. When we arrived in Benicia our small exhaust leak we thought we had fixed had opened up. Spilling black soot all …
When we arrived in Rio Vista we knew we needed a lift to get Hiraya in the water and a crane to raise her mast. We had watched you tube videos and read about how the lift works. Of course we watched and read about the horrors that could take place. She gets dropped or …