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A Long Sail


Good morning everyone. We enjoyed a very long sail yesterday.
Beautiful weather blessed us once again and we sailed off the hook in
a NW wind that carried us out of Blue Hill Bay and across Jericho
Bay. We sailed from the NW wind straight into the SW onshore breeze
without a hesitation, a rare occurence. Often the wind dies out for
a few hours while the sea breeze builds and I had planned to stop for
shore trips during the intermission but I guess the wind had
different ideas. Several bald eagles and porpoise graced us with
their presence. Sunset was spectacular. We are anchored here in North
Haven this morning and will get ashore for walks after breakfast.

Have a great day. Be well. Do good.

Photo by Neil Parent.

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