We're out here, It's hot, the water is blue, and we're all alone. Last
night, however, we weren't quite alone, and had the opportunity to use
our new radar TWICE to pick up targets (in this case, container ships)
who were crossing our path. The second one passed only 1/2 mile ahead
of us, which would have been way to close in the dark if we hadn't had
the radar. It's been sort of rolly, with a SE swell capped off by a SW
wind. We're in the gulf stream now, and hope to catch a cold eddy
tomorrow to pick up an east moving current. Yesterday everyone was a
little seasick, but we all feel better today.
night, however, we weren't quite alone, and had the opportunity to use
our new radar TWICE to pick up targets (in this case, container ships)
who were crossing our path. The second one passed only 1/2 mile ahead
of us, which would have been way to close in the dark if we hadn't had
the radar. It's been sort of rolly, with a SE swell capped off by a SW
wind. We're in the gulf stream now, and hope to catch a cold eddy
tomorrow to pick up an east moving current. Yesterday everyone was a
little seasick, but we all feel better today.
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