Commotion on Comocean
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Shower Days and shower nights
05 November 2015
Toby Hynes
I am not sure my first email went out so I will start today by telling you, perhaps again, these notes are to Friends, Great Mentors, Family members, Golf Buddies, Fishing buddies... ALL, people I would love to see again!
Last night, dodging squalls with Radar and Sirius Weather, we almost stayed dry. I CAN REPORT THE BOAT IS NOW VERY CLEAN. Seas have been wonderfully flat. SO, TODAY IS ALSO PERSONAL SHOWER DAY. At a twenty to thirty degree heel, or rough seas, Showers take a back seat to everything. At 33 degrees Latitude (think North Carolina, it's getting a little stinky.
Lasagna just went out to thaw for tonights meal. Jack Stavana and John Driscoll have the fishing lines out. The Gulf Stream crossing point is just two hours ahead. Mahi-Mahi could trump Lasagna.
Crew bets have been placed their bets on arrival time, Land Ho and time "trough the cut". Hopefully all Sunday mporning!
PASSAGE TRACKING: -Starting November 1, Comocean may be followed from our SPOT emergency beacon on our blog at http://www.sailblogs.com/member/comoceanadventure or try this link: http://share.findmespot.com/shared/faces/viewspots.jsp?glld=0JZ44kfa6r4j5OqpI4ZPhTF8rRYDQMtAx
Last night, dodging squalls with Radar and Sirius Weather, we almost stayed dry. I CAN REPORT THE BOAT IS NOW VERY CLEAN. Seas have been wonderfully flat. SO, TODAY IS ALSO PERSONAL SHOWER DAY. At a twenty to thirty degree heel, or rough seas, Showers take a back seat to everything. At 33 degrees Latitude (think North Carolina, it's getting a little stinky.
Lasagna just went out to thaw for tonights meal. Jack Stavana and John Driscoll have the fishing lines out. The Gulf Stream crossing point is just two hours ahead. Mahi-Mahi could trump Lasagna.
Crew bets have been placed their bets on arrival time, Land Ho and time "trough the cut". Hopefully all Sunday mporning!
PASSAGE TRACKING: -Starting November 1, Comocean may be followed from our SPOT emergency beacon on our blog at http://www.sailblogs.com/member/comoceanadventure or try this link: http://share.findmespot.com/shared/faces/viewspots.jsp?glld=0JZ44kfa6r4j5OqpI4ZPhTF8rRYDQMtAx
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| Vessel Name: | Comocean |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Sabre 426 |
| Hailing Port: | Osterville, Ma |
| Crew: | JoAnne and Toby Hynes |
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| Home Page: | http://www.sailblogs.com/member/comoceanadventure/ |
Comocean's Photos - Main
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Here are a few shots from the past of the Hynes family enjoying their boats.
22 Photos
Created 6 November 2011
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Here are some of the first pictures of Toby and JoAnne on their new boat, Comocean. Seth, Elizabeth and Hale joined them!
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Created 6 November 2011
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Commotion on Comocean
Who: JoAnne and Toby Hynes
Port: Osterville, Ma
