The Island of Dreams - Where My Sailing Journey Began #sailinglife #tokyobay #itsnevertoolate
Wahine’s home when I found her was at Yumenoshima Marina — Tokyo’s “Island of Dreams.” Built on landfill, transformed into a marina and park, it was here that my journey with Wahine truly began.
On this day off from writing, meetings, and even backgammon with my grandson, I return to Yumenoshima — to reconnect with the place and the people who helped launch this adventure.
I meet Robin, a fellow Canadian sailor and former Disney executive, who was the very first guest aboard Wahine years ago. With his help, and the support of others, Wahine was readied for the voyage south. Robin has since bought his own 26-foot sailboat, Figaro, and today, I join him to sail Tokyo Bay.
This video is about more than just sailing. It’s about friendships, memories, and the places that leave lasting marks on our lives. As I prepare to welcome my second grandson into the world before returning south to Buren Bay and new adventures, I’m reminded:
It’s never too late to pull up anchor… or drop one… to live your dream.
#sailinglife #tokyobay #itsnevertoolate
thanks to Mackenzie and @SailingRamona for the drone footage of Wahine
Wahine’s home when I found her was at Yumenoshima Marina — Tokyo’s “Island of Dreams.” Built on landfill, transformed into a marina and park, it was here that my journey with Wahine truly began.
On this day off from writing, meetings, and even backgammon with my grandson, I return to Yumenoshima — to reconnect with the place and the people who helped launch this adventure.
I meet Robin, a fellow Canadian sailor and former Disney executive, who was the very first guest aboard Wahine years ago. With his help, and the support of others, Wahine was readied for the voyage south. Robin has since bought his own 26-foot sailboat, Figaro, and today, I join him to sail Tokyo Bay.
This video is about more than just sailing. It’s about friendships, memories, and the places that leave lasting marks on our lives. As I prepare to welcome my second grandson into the world before returning south to Buren Bay and new adventures, I’m reminded:
It’s never too late to pull up anchor… or drop one… to live your dream.
#sailinglife #tokyobay #itsnevertoolate
thanks to Mackenzie and @SailingRamona for the drone footage of Wahine
Pacific Solo
Hi, I`m Lowell, a 67-year-old rookie sailor, and a never-too-later! I preparing myself for the biggest challenge of my life: a solo journey across the North Pacific. I am a Canadian living in Japan, and in 2019, I purchased Wahine, a 1988 Gib Sea 402. I moved on board while she was moored in Tokyo. In March 2021, I terminated my contract with the Marina and have been cruising Japan full time since gaining valuable experience all the while working remotely from the boat. Wahine is my home, my studio, and my lab. Join me on my learning voyage around Japan, trying to prepare myself for Pacific Solo. If you want to see where I am please go to my website and click on the Where`s Wahine Button at https://www.pacificsolo.com Also, if you are a fellow never-too-later check out www.nevertoolateacademy.com PSThe History Channel asked if they follow me into various remote ports for a new series called Dare to Dream. The pilot airs in Japan July 24th at 8pm.
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