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Port Macdonnell is a relatively shallow bay facing the southern ocean and big swells creates a dangerous entry. After picking our path we surf a few waves before we get picked up by a larger breaking wave and end up surfing in at 21 KNOTS! We understand why we are the only sailing boat in the harbour. Full episode https://youtu.be/aiHz06py_hM #southaustralia #australia #scary #surfing #robe #circumnavigationaustralia #seawind1260 #seawindcats
It has been a year of expedited recovery and the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival hasn’t missed a beat. The stage is set for the 48thedition to begin on March 25-31, 2019. With slogans of “No Fear- Just Great Racing and Fun” as well as “Building BVI Back Bigger-Better -Stronger”, regatta director, Judy Petz said “The energy and spirit of sailing in the BVIs takes more than category five hurricanes to keep people from coming back to sail and race. We are open, ready, and excited to welcome sailors from around the world to come for the first time or back again.”
When parking our dingy, we like to pull it fairly high up on the beach, but when the tide goes out, it can be a long haul to take it back to the water before we're able to row out to our liveaboard sailboat home. When we don't put an outboard motor on the dingy, we can drag it back to the water fairly quickly. On this day in Sansimion, after having some wine at the Hearst Winery, we had some fun with it.