MY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Sailing Tip: Learn To Sail Solo With A Hydrovane
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Lowell Sheppard: The 71-year-old 'Never Too Later' who traded life in Tokyo for a solo odyssey, transitioning from Pacific ambitions to the Japan Solo longevity project.
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It is a remarkable morning in Tokyo Bay and has the potential of being a milestone day. So I spent it solo sailing. Just Wahine, Skylie ll and me. The lightest of winds at the start but they did pick up some later. Skylie ll ( aka the Hydrovane) manages even in the lightest of winds.
So join me as leave the dock and the marina, , navigate through the channel, under the bridge, passing by Disney, unfurling the genoa and setting up Skylie ll for a few hours on the water.
And you may be relieved that I don`t talk too much on this! :). And as I arrive back I get the news! It was good news
15 months ago just to leave the dock on my own and come back to dock was a big deal. I have learned so much these past few months, and every time I sail, no matter what the conditions, I had another layer of experience. 6 months from now I will leave the Marina for the last time.
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