Danza Heads to the Arctic

Vessel Name: Danza
Vessel Make/Model: Robert Clark
Hailing Port: Edgecomb, Maine
Crew: David Nutt, Judy Sandick, David R Nutt, Sarah Nutt, Charlotte Nutt, Jeff Hankins
About: Family, family including nephew Jeff Hankins. Missing Jasper Nutt who is working for the summer.
Extra: We did a circumnavigation on Danza 2000/2005 with the family leaving with the kids ages 4, 9,10 & 12. Life in the slow lane and it could not have been better.
05 August 2010
27 July 2010
16 July 2010 | Davis Straits
16 July 2010
05 July 2010 | Woods Island
05 July 2010 | Neddy Harbor
07 June 2010 | West Boothbay Harbor, Maine
04 June 2010
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04 June 2010
David Nutt
Danza is a sister ship to 'British Steel', the boat Chay Blyth sailed around the world south of the southern capes against the wind. We didn't do that - we sailed around the world with the wind, following the classical tropical route. We left in 2000 when the kids were 4, 8,10 and 12 and returned in 2005, all a little older and perhaps a little wiser.
Danza has been on the hard for the last 4 years undergoing a slow refit outside my barn. The teak deck is gone, 80 square feet of new steel lies under innumerable coats of paint and Treadmaster non skid decking. There was no end to the other work and it all seems to have consumed 3000 hours or more. Maybe I am not, after all, a little wiser.
We leave in a week or so for the eastern Canadian arctic and possibly Greenland. Still busy with the last of the details.
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