"Buy a boat" he said. Southern swell has arrived. #sailing #travel #swell #surfing #boattrip
Today’s activities are watching the crazy swell roll in from the south. Pushed up by a system thousands of miles away from us.
It’s all calm and normal then about every 45 minutes we get these unpredicatable and closer to 7 – 10 feet rollers. (Our average). And expected to become taller tomorrow.
We were originally anchored close to shor
e and protected from the prevailing west to north west winds. We needed to move away from shore and too deeper water when these rolled in. Shortly after this set a handful of boats reanchored and a few simply left. You got to do what you got to do to keep your crew and ship safe.
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Today's activities are watching the crazy swell roll in from the south. Pushed up by a system thousands of miles away from us.
It's all calm and normal then about every 45 minutes we get these unpredicatable and closer to 7 - 10 feet rollers. (Our average). And expected to become taller tomorrow.
We were originally anchored close to shor
e and protected from the prevailing west to north west winds. We needed to move away from shore and too deeper water when these rolled in. Shortly after this set a handful of boats reanchored and a few simply left. You got to do what you got to do to keep your crew and ship safe.
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