We shut down the motor around 4am this morning (at the start of my shift) and have been sailing all day. We are still heading into the wind. The forecast says it is supposed to change and be behind us tomorrow, but they've been wrong a lot. We spent some time coming up with what GRIBs stand for (these are the weather reports we get). Sean came up with "Generally Really Inaccurate BS".

It's cloudier, a bit colder, and there is a nice gentle breeze. Those of you praying for wind please stop immediately, we have enough now :-)

We are now on a course directly toward the Golden Gate (great circle still, so we will go a little further north).

Other than an overload on the genoa furler, things are working pretty well. Sean climbed up on the foredeck and cleared that this morning We had to head downwind during the repair process, but that didn't affect our position too much. We are in good shape on water, food, and fuel. Other than being a little tired, everyone is in good shape.