0850 Saturday 3134n 7258w wind NE 20-25 seas 6ft heading 105 at 6kts under reefed sails.
Smooth is a relative term and we are still on the crunchy side of the 'peanut butter curve'. The ship is doing well, and most of the crew are in robust health. We are hoping to report a complete absence of mal de mer in our next report. The navigation is working so far to plan: we have made 390nm of easting, and even though we are now headed with the winds clocking to NE, we expect to be able to make longitude 65W far enough North before the Trade Winds would block any further easting. What was a deviation from plan was last night's dinner: heating anything on the bouncing stove was too scary, so we made do with ham and cheese wraps with olives and tomato.
If you are reading this you are on our blog: please spread the word to family and friends, as 'we' (JFK) failed to send out a global email with our blog's address. Best, John and Nancy, with Bob and Matt Glaser.
In 2014 Adventuress sailed to Europe. She made landfall in Muxia Spain; then England. After cruising the English South Coast, and the Channel Islands, she wintered at Woodbridge, England. The next three summers we cruised England, Holland, Norway, Denmark, France, Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar. For the foreseeable future Adventuress will sail in Europe. UPDATE: it's October 2021 and we are sailing her back to the USA: Transat passage will be Nov/Dec: expect to be in Florida end of January.
