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Return Delivery

The Delorme tracker can be out of date by a couple of hours, the AIS tracker is only a few minutes behind.

Thanks...I recomputed and was getting between 2 and 3 am. Not sure if that will cut down on the welcoming committee. ;)
 
Temerity had a 3 hour delay at Pt. Bonita and will dock at about 0700 so it's still not too late to stop and say hi.
 
Temerity had a 3 hour delay at Pt. Bonita and will dock at about 0700 so it's still not too late to stop and say hi.

Temerity returnS

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Yeah Brian and crew!
 
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Congrats to everyone who has returned thus far!

Shad is flying out this Saturday to deliver Kato back. His tentative plan is to leave on Monday. Is anyone else around who will be leaving at the same time? I know Brett is leaving any moment.

Jiri
 
Probably a good thing to be leaving later, the fleet that left right after the race had pretty unfavorable wx with the High sprawled out up the the Gulf of Alaska or something. Very good sailing on all their parts to be back in 20 - 21 days.
 
Just saw that the son of a fellow competitor in the 2014 SHTP (Paine of the spreader problem...probable winner of the Foxfyre Trophy) has just won bronze in the Finn at the Rio olympics..
Probably to be our only medal in sailing...Way to go Caleb Paine! Pretty well came from way back in the last two races....
 
Seazed Asset just got in yesterday. Vance said they had the engine water pump freeze up so no engine or autopilot for 1,500 miles or 12 days. No engine or power for pilot. The two brave souls had to hand steer the whole way. He said it was a voyage of Homeric proportions!

Shaman has hired a delivery team and the departure date is tentatively September 8th. I have three folks who are all qualified to skipper on their own, including SHTP veteran Ryan Finn (2004). Have a new Dacron jib I bought from David Hodges. That’s your report from Cal 40 land!
 
Just saw that the son of a fellow competitor in the 2014 SHTP (Paine of the spreader problem...probable winner of the Foxfyre Trophy) has just won bronze in the Finn at the Rio olympics..
Probably to be our only medal in sailing...Way to go Caleb Paine! Pretty well came from way back in the last two races....

Go Team USA! Probably our only medal.
 
Congrats to everyone who has returned thus far!

Shad is flying out this Saturday to deliver Kato back. His tentative plan is to leave on Monday. Is anyone else around who will be leaving at the same time? I know Brett is leaving any moment.

Jiri

Jacqueline just departed Hanalei Bay Sunday morning with local guys Mark Brewer and Jeremy King sailing her back. Kato was lying quietly at anchor looking like she was ready to go home.
 
Margie, hang In there. You will work through it and be back sailing soon enough. You will ultimately look at this as just one of those tougher adventures for you and Haunani.

Mike
 
Dolfin arrived safely in Catalina Saturday night after a 23-1/2 day passage from Nawiliwili and a swim about half way across to cut a large fishing net off the prop. Resting, showering and finally enjoying some sun before the final 85 miles to San Diego.

Bill Meanley
Dolfin
 
Dolfin arrived safely in Catalina Saturday night after a 23-1/2 day passage from Nawiliwili and a swim about half way across to cut a large fishing net off the prop. Resting, showering and finally enjoying some sun before the final 85 miles to San Diego.

Bill Meanley
Dolfin


Great news Bill!
Gary
 
Looks like Pakala is off and running again. Jacqueline is at 25 by 158. I am receiving her AIS signal via satellite. That is pretty cool.
 
Dolfin arrived safely in Catalina Saturday night after a 23-1/2 day passage from Nawiliwili and a swim about half way across to cut a large fishing net off the prop. Resting, showering and finally enjoying some sun before the final 85 miles to San Diego.

Bill Meanley
Dolfin

Bill,

Congrats, and thanks again for the Negra Modelo!!!
 
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