Travels of Barbara Anne
| Vessel Name: | barbara anne |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Tayana 48 |
| Hailing Port: | santa barbara ca |
| Crew: | Michael Dobrzensky, Dick Shaffer, Barbara Evanish, Ed Evanish |
| About: |
03 March 2014 | San Luis Obispo
24 February 2014 | Marina Costa Baja
11 February 2014 | la Paz
28 January 2014 | Costa Baja Marina
18 January 2014 | Costa Baja Marina
07 January 2014 | Leaving Newport Beach
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24 February 2014 | Marina Costa Baja
Hello from Barbara
Hello form la Paz this beautiful 24th day of February. This is our transition week as we restock the boat after our eight day sailing trip and we get ready for our trip to California. Ed and I will both spend 10 days in the SLO/SB area with family and friends. Barb then heads to Ohio and Ed back to [...]
On Our Way
07 January 2014 | Leaving Newport Beach
Ed/Are You Kidding Me Nice
Hi Everyone,
We have set sail (motor) at 11a.m. this morning to La Paz. Dick arrived yesterday as scheduled but our plans to leave Newport Beach were delayed for 24 hours as I discovered that the universal joint that spins the mainsail up and down had lost a screw causing strain on the other supportive one and the joint needed replacement. Fortunately with a few modifications a local sail loft provided a new one and we were off. Conditions could not be better with 75 degrees,10 knots of wind and flat seas. Even Dick has avoided his seasick meds!
We will be sailing all night in order to arrive in Ensenada in the a.m. and will then check into the country.
Barb is feeding us well, tonight it is a chicken stir fry with her world famous pistachio nut bread for dessert.
We will try a post from Ensenada because after that cell coverage will be minimal at best for the next 600 miles.
Best Wishes to all,
Barb,Ed,Michael and Dick
We have set sail (motor) at 11a.m. this morning to La Paz. Dick arrived yesterday as scheduled but our plans to leave Newport Beach were delayed for 24 hours as I discovered that the universal joint that spins the mainsail up and down had lost a screw causing strain on the other supportive one and the joint needed replacement. Fortunately with a few modifications a local sail loft provided a new one and we were off. Conditions could not be better with 75 degrees,10 knots of wind and flat seas. Even Dick has avoided his seasick meds!
We will be sailing all night in order to arrive in Ensenada in the a.m. and will then check into the country.
Barb is feeding us well, tonight it is a chicken stir fry with her world famous pistachio nut bread for dessert.
We will try a post from Ensenada because after that cell coverage will be minimal at best for the next 600 miles.
Best Wishes to all,
Barb,Ed,Michael and Dick
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