Adrift in the Molokai Channel; A Lesson in Engineless Sailing in the Hawaiian Islands : SEA TRAILS
Episode #243 : Season 8 : The Hawaiian Adventures
Hello Friends,
On this episode I push for the Island of Molokai after a week of repairs in Honolulu. Departing in the middle of the night in hopes of beating the light winds that were forecasted I found myself adrift in the middle of the Molokai Channel with more dirty fuel issues.
The 45 hour “Passage to nowhere” was a great sea trial and learning lesson!
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James
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My name is James and I have recently untied the lines for good and set off to start a slow circumnavigation of this big beautiful world. After 4+ years of refitting my 1965 Alberg 30 she is finally ready for some serious sailing. In 2021 I completed my first solo ocean crossing from Los Angeles to Hawaii traveling 2300 nm and will be heading south in the summer of 2022, bound for the South Pacific. If you find value in the content of the channel and want to become a Patron you can for as little as $1 a video, thats only $4 a month! https://www.patreon.com/sailorjames PAYPAL: [email protected] Tracker and Blog: https://forecast.predictwind.com/tracking/display/Triteia Thanks for watching! Love, James & The Good Ship Triteia
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