08 May 2009 | Ventura Yacht Club, Ventura
08 May 2009 | Ventura Harbor, California
04 May 2009 | Avalon, Catalina Island
01 May 2009 | Calabasas, California
30 April 2009 | Silver Gate Marina, San Diego
29 April 2009 | Ensenada, Mexico
26 April 2009 | Cabo Colonet, Mexico
21 April 2009 | Offshore Bahia Magdalena, North of Cabo San Lucas
19 April 2009 | Offshore, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
12 April 2009 | North of Chamela, Mexico, Pacific Ocean
08 April 2009 | Bahia Tenacatita, Mexico
07 April 2009 | North of Bahia Navidad, Mexico, Pacific Ocean
06 April 2009 | Ixtapa, Mexico
31 March 2009 | Huatulco, Mexico
30 March 2009 | Huatulco, Mexico
17 March 2009 | Bahia San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua
09 March 2009 | Bahia Herradura, Costa Rica
05 March 2009 | Playa Dominicalito, Costa Rica
27 February 2009 | Savegre River, Costa Rica
27 February 2009 | Savegre River, Costa Rica

From Cala De San Pedro To Mazarron

10 August 2005 | Mazarron
Capt. Desiree
We left at 8:30AM and headed up the coast. We knew it was a fairly windless day as we weren't going more that 4 knots with the engine-of course, the anneometer (wind meter) was still not working and continues to stump Dave. It was a perfect day for Dave to make crepes and bacon. Dad had promised Ryan and Wesley crepes if they were practicing their Harry Potter challenge spelling words (found in the chapter they had recently read).
It was a much bigger homework day than a wind day. We did our usual drills with the sails, but they never did stay up for any significant length of time. Our speed varied from 3-5knots, but most with motor assist. However, we were able to keep the motors off long enough to play "Catching the Whale." (See crew's entry for details of the game.) We then saw real pilot whales off our starboard. With the lack of wind, we did have to shorten our goal and entered a cala in Mazarron, but did manage to go 40 nautical miles.
After we anchored, we swam to shore while Dave fixed the zipper of the main sail bag (thank-you, Dave). I made an awesome one pot rice, chicken, beans, onion, tomato meal. For those who know me well, I've cooked more neat, tasty creations on the boat than I have at any point in my life. We crashed early (before midnight) in an attempt for an early departure the next day.
Comments
Vessel Make/Model: Norseman 430 Catamaran
Hailing Port: Ventura, California USA
About: The ships complement is comprised of.... Capt. David Harris MD, Capt. Desiree Domingo-Foraste MD, Wesley Harris, and Ryan Harris
Album: Main | The Log of the Sailing Vessel Gone Native
Side trip to Samaria Gorge
6 Photos | 1 Sub-Album
Created 27 August 2008