As I started this engineering report, we were docked in beautiful Nova Scotia at the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron.
The voyage from the first day, in order: journal entries from the crew and the posts they shared along the way. Use "Show" to see only one or the other.
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JournalBermudaDuring our crossing from Lockeport, Nova Scotia to Bermuda, One Ocean and crew faced a storm that lasted 3 days with wind up to almost 70 knots and waves larger than their 48 foot ketch. -
JournalBermudaAll good sea tales start with “It was a dark and stormy night.” I know for certain of the One Ocean crew wished this tale would have none of those words. Unfortunately it does. -
JournalStill bruised from our crossing south across the Atlantic, Tess, Mark, Charley, and I had just about finished repairing One Ocean from the beating she took when I first hear -
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JournalWe left Culebra with Antigua on the horizon and a clean plan: slip past the island, push out to the windward side of the Caribbean chain, and begin our long run south toward Uruguay. -
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JournalBocas del ToroOne Ocean finally made it to Bocas Del Toro, Panama, surfing in on an easterly wind and a string of squalls—right up to the channel entrance. -
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