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November 23rd 2024 - 12:43

Trip 3 2007 - Pacific Swift

SALTS Summer Program 2007 - Trip 3 - Pacific Swift
tracking Pacific Swift: 6 recorded positions
Last Position:
49°44'52.08 N 124°25'4.80 W
  on July 26th 2007 @ 12:15

Heading 285°
Speed 4.7
Ship's Log:
We ran through the night on the calm Georgia Strait. This morning, however, we simply had to take advantage of a beautiful following breeze. So, Skipper sent Matt the Bosun to rouse all hands at 7 am. If you have ever been woken by Matt the Bosun you would know that he has a fantastic singing voice and the "good morning" song is sure to provoke a reluctant smile. The bewildered trainees were met by a gloriously fresh morning sun, and Drew the First Mate, led them in raising the mainsail. This early morning activity went down easily with a couple of pancakes and all hands settled down to a relaxed day of learning knots, sailing terms and a little napping. We were pleased to see so many familiar faces this trip as well as new ones. There will be a large group studying intermediuates and even senior work this trip. Also, we have been delighted by a number of trainees who rock on Saraīs fiddle. What with all the drummers and dancers on board we have a right kaley up on deck at the moment. Happy sailing!Andrea, the Cook.


Observations:
up Malaspina strait, clear, sunny, with sailing

Readings:
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