Hi everyone,
Yesterday we sailed from Carter's Beach to Lunenburg. It was a great sail, more than making up for the miserable motor to Carter's Beach in thick fog. It was a 40nm passage mostly in sunshine with a good sailing breeze. We again sailed in company with Falklands OCC sv Kelper.
Morning Departure |
Here are the usual plots...
Track |
Arrival |
Graphs |
We departed at about 0630, motoring out of the lee of the land before setting sail. We had full sail set on a broad reach. The breeze gradually increased and we furled the yankee in steps. We eventually gybed N towards Lunenburg. We put a reef in as we rounded the headland at the S end of Rose Bay. By then the wind was 24G28 and Zen Again was flying.
Crossing sv Kelper's stern |
We anchored immediately E of the mooring field in the harbour. For several hours it was a little rolly as the S wind outside the harbour gusted to 30 knots. But the temperature had risen dramatically to 22C! Happily the wind died down during the evening.
Anchored in Lunenburg |
Lunenburg is a pretty looking town. It is home of the famous schooner Bluenose II which we can see in her dock. Looking forward to exploring the town!
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