400 miles, alone

[Panache]

...However, it's done....DONE. I covered about 406 miles, total and gotten more than 100 miles offshore. I've qualified for the Singlehanded TransPac. Hanalei, here I come!

Alan,

You suceeded in what you set out to do. Well done and welcome home!

Cheers

Jamie

[Yaish]

I get so jealous of even a bad day sailing, I can't wait to get my boat. (probably wont happen for years)

[Alan H]

I just re-read that post It was a C&P job, and I should have checked it before posting it....part are totally incomprehensible!

[Panache]

...I should have checked it before posting it....part are totally incomprehensible!

How is this different from your normal mode of speech?

Cheers

Jamie

[James MacMillan]

In 1979 I crewed for a friend as we moved his boat from Camp Pendleton Harbor to the marina at Pearl Harbor. After that trip, we didn't speak to each other for maybe three months!

We were both blaming the other and ourselves for the petty things that happen on the open ocean.

We finally put it all behind us, and then I crewed for him doing the reverse in '85.

I don't know what was different the second time, but we had a blast. Older, wiser, who knows?

As you already know = You are going to love the TransPacific!

Good Luck!

[ccga3359]

Ratty to Mole: "There is nothing- absolutely nothing-
half so much worth doing
as simply messing about in boats."

Thank you Kenneth Grahame for the quote.

Well done Cap'n.