The race back was worse. I told my crew, Dan, "Well, either we will look pretty smart or very foolish because we are quitting first." At that point the race hadn't even started. It was the right call. The little 2 hp Honda got us back to the dock in about 35 minutes. The wind came up just as we turned into the marina--Still a good time. Hope some more Tanzers show up next year.
Would you come down if there was a t-shirt? Hats? Free beer?
Yup, that's how much wind there was after we sailed 1.5 miles of a two and a half mile race. |
Gull Harbor, the lunch spot, is one of the most scenic little coves in Sourthern Puget Sound. |
Jim, even with the poor winds I wish I could have been there. The 4000+ km drive is holding me back. Actually, if I quote the distance in nautical miles, 2160 nmi, it doesn't sound so bad. Hmm, I'd be able to visit my son in Vancouver, BC, afterward, so there's another reason to go.
ReplyDeleteFair winds from Ottawa, ON.