Here We Go | Ep. 331
No offshore weather window will be perfect. So long as the forecast calls for mostly fair winds and no severe weather, that’s a window. And so it is. Well almost. I have to move south fast in order to avoid a rather strong frontal passage four days out. Other than that, looks like a decent run to the Bahamas, and then on to Florida.
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No offshore weather window will be perfect. So long as the forecast calls for mostly fair winds and no severe weather, that's a window. And so it is. Well almost. I have to move south fast in order to avoid a rather strong frontal passage four days out. Other than that, looks like a decent run to the Bahamas, and then on to Florida.
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DONATE: https://www.paypal.me/KevinBoothby
WEBSITE: https://www.kevinboothbysailing.com
MUSIC: Is This Love (Whitesnake) -- Kevin's No-Copyright Covers
VIDEO SOUNDTRACKS: https://soundcloud.com/user-177118317
CAMERAS:
Canon EOS R6 Mk II with RF 70-200mm L IS zoom lens
Go Pro Hero 9 Black
Go Pro Hero 12 Black
Go Pro Hero 13 Black
DRONE:
DJI Phantom 3 Professional
THE BOAT: Design: Gilmer 31; LOD 31', LWL 25', Beam 9.5', Draft 4.5', Displ. 13,600lbs
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