Ariel At Home
11 March 2011 | Turks and Caicos
25 February 2011 | Southside Marina, Turks and Caicos
24 February 2011 | Southside Marina, Turks and Caicos
24 February 2011 | Southside Marina, Turks and Caicos
23 February 2011 | Turks and Caicos
22 February 2011 | Turks and Caicos
21 February 2011 | Horse Pond Bay, Mayaguana
21 February 2011 | Horse Shoe Pond, Mayaguana
19 February 2011 | Horse Shoe Pond, Mayaguana
16 February 2011 | Sumner Marina, Rum Cay
12 February 2011 | Port Nelson, Rum Cay
11 February 2011 | Hawke’s Nest Marina, Cat Island
10 February 2011 | Half Moon Bay (Little San Salvador)
09 February 2011 | Rock Sound Eleuthera
08 February 2011 | Alice Town in Hatchet Bay
07 February 2011 | Royal Island Eleuthera
06 February 2011 | Royal Island Eleuthera
05 February 2011 | Leaving Grand Bahama Yacht Club
04 February 2011 | Grand Bahama Yacht Club
04 February 2011 | Grand Bahama Yacht Club
Heading to Sea
05 February 2011 | Leaving Grand Bahama Yacht Club
Deborah
February 5, 2011
"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails." - William A. Ward
The sea beckons and we must answer her call. We are setting sail today, Saturday February 5th, before noon for a 24 hour passage to Eleuthera. Leaving at that hour will permit our arrival in the daylight. The weather gods have been consulted and granted an opportunity to accomplish the next segment of our sailing adventure. The sails are ready to be filled with wind to propel the SV Ariel along the turquoise water. Our future communication will depend on the availability of internet. Until the next time the anchor rattles and drops into the sea bed, stay happy and healthy!
"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails." - William A. Ward
The sea beckons and we must answer her call. We are setting sail today, Saturday February 5th, before noon for a 24 hour passage to Eleuthera. Leaving at that hour will permit our arrival in the daylight. The weather gods have been consulted and granted an opportunity to accomplish the next segment of our sailing adventure. The sails are ready to be filled with wind to propel the SV Ariel along the turquoise water. Our future communication will depend on the availability of internet. Until the next time the anchor rattles and drops into the sea bed, stay happy and healthy!
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| Vessel Name: | Ariel At Home |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Tayana/Cutter |
| Hailing Port: | Picton, Ontario |
| Crew: | Ed Close/Deb Arnold |
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On The Waves
Who: Ed Close/Deb Arnold
Port: Picton, Ontario