Here's the product of Vince's morning trolling. He and I enyoyed maguro/hamachi for our big meal, while Dad had baked beans and rice.

We're starting to see the "last" of things: last full day we'll spend on the boat; last half of the last banana bread; tonight is the last for midnight watches and radio checkins, and the last night sober (tic)...

The wind hasn't filled in from the NW just yet though it's still showing the signs. Currently it's about 9 knots from just North of 270 degrees, which sounds pleasant enough but we have places to be and people to see! (it's just not enough pressure given the direction) It's been no hardship though these last two days as we had more sun/warm today after the marine layer burned off. I'm hoping the new marine layer that's encroaching from the North has our wind with it...I think it's a good bet. We flew the A6 for about 4 hours yesterday afternoon, and I'm thinking/hoping it'll go up in the next couple and possibly stay up over night if the angle is right.

For those who've been emailing us, don't stop! This last 150 miles seems to take the longest...

"You gonna eat your tots?"