Log of sv 'French Connection'

15 August 2012
11 August 2012 | Sarnia
10 August 2012
08 August 2012
07 August 2012 | Pt Elgin
03 August 2012
31 July 2012 | Beardrop
30 July 2012
24 July 2012 | Presque Isle, Michigan
22 July 2012 | Harrisville
21 July 2012 | Harbor Beach
21 July 2012 | Sarnia, Ontario
19 July 2012 | Sarnia, Ontario
16 July 2012 | Harsens Island, Michigan
16 July 2012 | Middle Bass & Grosse Isle
28 June 2012 | Catawba Island
31 July 2009 | Catawba Island

Kincardine

25 July 2009
Nice to have a layover day after a long trip. As mentioned in the previous blog, Kat started out the day cooking blueberry pancakes for the other crews, however, they also contributed with bacon, orange juice, syrup, etc. A nice beginning to a lazy day. We walked into town to pick up a couple of items - the weather was definitely lousy over the water with thunderstorms, wind, etc. it looked like it might rain in town and well but we decided to go for it anyway. Once into town the storms moved inland and we ended up having to wait out the downpours.

Once back on board, the long overdue bath for Vixen was even more critical as she got soaked in one of the downpours.

Tomorrow, weather permitting we're off to Bayfield, one our favorite Canadian towns.

Cheers


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Vessel Name: French Connection
Vessel Make/Model: Beneteau 423
Hailing Port: Catawba Island, Ohio
Crew: Tony & Kat
About:
We started sailing 27 years ago on a 17' boat in Chicago. Once we found out small boats and big lakes don't mix we quickly upgraded to a 30' then progressed through 34, 38 and our most recent acquisition is a 42. [...]

Who: Tony & Kat
Port: Catawba Island, Ohio
NAVIGATION HELP Note the links on right sidebar, you'll see a photo gallery. Click on it and you'll see photos from our trips. If you'd like to see a larger image just click on the photo. Also there's a link to our email. Current Position: Click on the map and it'll show FC's current position along with where we've been. At the lower left you'll see a link to Google Earth, free software that will show a satellite photo of the same map. You'll need to download the free Google application first. Also on the side links you'll see Sam and Dan's links plus individual links to all of the blogs we've written up. Cheers Tony & Kat
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