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
16 June 0000 UTC Report
15 June 2013 | 1700 miles from Hawai'i
Mike via email
Present position: 10deg 40.2' N 174deg 42.0'' E
COG: 062deg SOG: 4.2 kts
Estimated position 24hours:11deg 50.2' 175deg 13.4'
Baro:29.68 last 24hr range: 29.62-71
Wind: ENE 20-22 kts, 24 h range 17-28kts Mostly upper 20's
Seas:4-5 M
Clouds 20% cover Cumulus
Summary: Change to 065 deg COG from 035 COG --Using Lee's information we are now on a rhumb line to Hawaii as there is no advantage to be further North at this time
Shearwater is continuing to bang away into head seas & winds. Distance to Hawaii is under 1700 nm and we're making (slow) progress in that direction.
Sleep is interesting when one is getting a full body levitation, then body slam every few minutes. But there's no Mr. Wizard to bring us magically home and Scotty
seems unwilling to beam us up, so we slog along at the pace of a modest jog or a leisurely kayak paddle... only not as much fun.
COG: 062deg SOG: 4.2 kts
Estimated position 24hours:11deg 50.2' 175deg 13.4'
Baro:29.68 last 24hr range: 29.62-71
Wind: ENE 20-22 kts, 24 h range 17-28kts Mostly upper 20's
Seas:4-5 M
Clouds 20% cover Cumulus
Summary: Change to 065 deg COG from 035 COG --Using Lee's information we are now on a rhumb line to Hawaii as there is no advantage to be further North at this time
Shearwater is continuing to bang away into head seas & winds. Distance to Hawaii is under 1700 nm and we're making (slow) progress in that direction.
Sleep is interesting when one is getting a full body levitation, then body slam every few minutes. But there's no Mr. Wizard to bring us magically home and Scotty
seems unwilling to beam us up, so we slog along at the pace of a modest jog or a leisurely kayak paddle... only not as much fun.
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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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