D & D Nagle aboard MV DavidEllis
25 August 2022
27 May 2020 | Elfin Cove, SE Alaska
16 April 2020 | Elfin Cove, Cross Sound, Chichagof Island, SE Alaska
10 July 2019 | Elfin Cove, Alaska (or in Aussie:
18 March 2019
19 September 2017 | northbound Verney Passage, west side Gribbell Island
30 May 2017 | Photo is Meyers Chuck, north of Ketchikan AK
22 February 2017
29 August 2016 | on-the-hard, Wrangell
19 November 2015 | almost there
16 November 2015
15 November 2015
11 November 2015 | Shearwater - Bella Bella, BC
10 November 2015 | photo is approaching Bottleneck Inlet
07 November 2015
01 November 2015 | Wrangell, Alaska
17 September 2015 | Juneau to Petersburg
19 July 2015 | Wrangell > Petersburg > Tracy Arm > Juneau
28 June 2015 | Wrangell, AK (still on the hard)
03 March 2015 | Ketchikan
Almost Out
06 May 2013 | Philippines
David C
Copied form David Cohn's blog (www.sailblogs.com/member/mvshearwater)
Almost out
David C
05/05/2013, 9 43.08'N:125 43.8'E, Just past Banug Strait
Spent the night in a cove waiting for the tide. Awoke at 3 a.m. to reach the passage just at the top of the flood. It is like Deception pass in current velocity but is 39 miles long! We hit it perfectly, in part thanks to Dorothy N's internet research to get proper tide tables. The current was slack for a moment and is now sweeping us along at 8 + knots. We are now in a lazy part of the passage and will be in the ocean 3+ hours. All happy on board. Don't tell anyone but the spam supplies have been breached for fried spam which is medically indicated to replenish sodium levels which are threatened by light perspiration we manly types are experiencing. Next post will be from big blue. We are considering dropping a bottle into the Mariana Trench with our names, date, and the boat name inscribed by dremmel tool. Kilroy was here!
Almost out
David C
05/05/2013, 9 43.08'N:125 43.8'E, Just past Banug Strait
Spent the night in a cove waiting for the tide. Awoke at 3 a.m. to reach the passage just at the top of the flood. It is like Deception pass in current velocity but is 39 miles long! We hit it perfectly, in part thanks to Dorothy N's internet research to get proper tide tables. The current was slack for a moment and is now sweeping us along at 8 + knots. We are now in a lazy part of the passage and will be in the ocean 3+ hours. All happy on board. Don't tell anyone but the spam supplies have been breached for fried spam which is medically indicated to replenish sodium levels which are threatened by light perspiration we manly types are experiencing. Next post will be from big blue. We are considering dropping a bottle into the Mariana Trench with our names, date, and the boat name inscribed by dremmel tool. Kilroy was here!
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| Vessel Name: | DavidEllis |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Diesel Duck 462 (Seahorse Marine) |
| Hailing Port: | Sebastopol, CA, USA |
| Crew: | Mike (Dave) and Dorothy Nagle |
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Who: Mike (Dave) and Dorothy Nagle
Port: Sebastopol, CA, USA
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