(11-16 knots) Generally making a good course, and comfortable coonditions. Position 1600ut 20D 43N45D 48W Day run was 139nm. No news from Furuno. I think it would be best to wait until we arrive it doesn't overly affect us, and it will stop any chance of delay. Damian
A question was asked as to what the keel looks like under the boat, So Bob here is your answer :)
As we are on the subject. I will explain how Catatude was moved from the French country side about 15 miles inland down to the shore for launch. This truck has 3d movement, so it tilts over guard rails and other cars on the side of the road.
I didn't think cats were supposed to heel! Anyway love the photo. Can you imagine what the car owner's thought watching this approach them? I hope you're planning on meeting 'Catatude' in Antigua when she arrives. Bet you can't wait.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the summer.
Linda & Corey
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