Delivering a 1983 Cape Dory 28 Sailboat from Oxnard To Dana Point, California
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YACHT DELIVERY CHRONICLES : “Sorisa” a 1983 Cape Dory 28
Welcome to another episode of Yacht Delivery Chronicles.
On this episode I was hired by two of our Patrons, Kevin and Clara, to help them move their new boat from Oxnard, California to Dana Point, California. The total distanced covered in the delivery was 90nm and it took us 18 hours motorsailing with following seas (with some night sailing without the sound of the engine thrown in for fun)
We crossed paths with a megapod of thousands of charging dolphins, many of whom took a minute to play on our bow before getting back into the masses.
On the midnight watch we sailed into a massive crowded big ship anchorage that was obscured by a thick blanket of fog. Currently there are 30+ cargo ships under anchor due to a back up at the Los Angeles Harbor and we would have had to slow our process to a crawl if the boat didn’t have a working radar.
We got into Dana Point and to Sonrisa’s new slip safe and sound where Clara was waiting with coffee in hand.
I have very happy for Kevin and Clara and look forward to following along with all of their future adventures on instagram.
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