By Rich
Call me Ishmael Kato.
After nearly two weeks of living aboard Jasen and Jennifer’s breathtaking new Hylas 56, my fingers had to be pried loose from the starboard primary winch as I was pulled feet first, whining and whimpering, off the boat onto the pier to make the flight home. Continue reading Miami To Havana Race Aboard a Hylas 56!
By Rich
With plans brewing for Lisa and Rich to purchase a cruising boat, we decided it would be a good idea for three of us (Brian, Rich, and Lisa) to get in a bit of endurance sailing by joining the J/35 Maggie for the 2014 Governer’s Cup race. The race is run overnight, covering the 70 miles between Annapolis and St. Mary’s. It’s hardly an ocean crossing but on tight work schedules it’s a start. The race begins on a Friday afternoon and carries the boats about half way down the Chesapeake Bay, with an expectation of crossing the finish line just before sunrise the next morning. It’s enough to stretch out your endurance sailing muscles while still making it to work on Monday.
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