Leaving Seattle - where I got aboard
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We were treated to memorable sunsets constantly!
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We entered through the Golden Gate on October 11th
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Jack London Square welcomed us with open arms
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The festival celebrating the Day of Ray featured the captain, first mate, third mate, and expedition leader
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The Light Sails gave a great impression
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Off sausalito, in the morning sunrise
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Stopping off on Santa Cruz Island,
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we celebrated Haloween.
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Ensenada, Mexico. Our home for 2.5 months.
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The ship went into drydock for 6 weeks
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while we worked hard every day...
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Occasionally losing crew to the hungry sail
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we tried to keep other things locked down.
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Soon we were ready to depart for 10 weeks!
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The humpbacks made us feel very welcome.
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And we caught a 70lb yellow fin tuna!
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We crossed 4,000 miles
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of the South Pacific Ocean
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to be greeted by Sharks!
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(and beautiful coral)
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Our stop on Tahiti was brief
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but I climbed to the very top!
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Sunset over Moorea
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After Tahiti it was off to Bora Bora
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The most picturesque island.
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in all respects.
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Especially
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the
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friendly
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sharks!
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