Seaventures of Midnight Sun
A passion for adventure, quietness, dreams of traveling the world are just a few things that may have sparked a man to build a sailboat let alone a 45 foot trimaran. Ed Horstman design - http://www.edhorstmanmultihulldesigns.com.
S/V Arctic Tern
08 July 2009
Wilma
Beautiful day in San Francisco! Sunny and quite nice with a little breeze.
Last night we went out to dinner with Jim & Juanita and some friends to Cafe Raj. Jim & Juanita are finally going south. Of course they have not left yet. This remains to be seen. They have a couple more things they need to do before sailing under the Golden Gate bridge then turn left to head South. Leaving will also depend on the weather outside the gate.
I think they will finally leave, if not today maybe in a couple of days. They will surely be missed.
Last night we went out to dinner with Jim & Juanita and some friends to Cafe Raj. Jim & Juanita are finally going south. Of course they have not left yet. This remains to be seen. They have a couple more things they need to do before sailing under the Golden Gate bridge then turn left to head South. Leaving will also depend on the weather outside the gate.
I think they will finally leave, if not today maybe in a couple of days. They will surely be missed.
| Vessel Name: | Midnight Sun |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Hortsman Trimaran 45 |
| Crew: | Lenard Peckett - Capt. & Wilma Snider - First Mate |
Gallery not available
The Crew
Who: Lenard Peckett - Capt. & Wilma Snider - First Mate