Later in the day, 'long about sunset, surrounded by jellyfish. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: "Honolulu: The Beginning" - ...
Cruising Lealea
After refueling from a jerry can, surrounded by millions of jellyfish, we sight a ship, the first in more than a month. For more sailing adventures see our ...
Title says it all. The grind continues. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: "Honolulu: The Beginning" - ...
Chuck and Laura, together for a change, talk about the weather. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: "Honolulu: The Beginning" - ...
Soldiering on in unpleasant weather. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: "Honolulu: The Beginning" - ...
After the pancake breakfast. The weather is uncertain but we are comfortable for the time being. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: ...
Laura found a box of tissue but we are still dangerously low on chocolate. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: "Honolulu: The Beginning" - ...
Chuck eventually figured out how to get the boat to self-steer under mainsail alone. The weather has calmed down a bit (Temporarily) For more sailing ...
After a night of squalls the sea is still rough. Journey along with the crew of S/V Lealea as we sail from Honolulu to Neah Bay, WA in an Albin Vega 27. For ...
The Red Shirt Monologues by Captain Chuck Rose. Day 27 Sailing across the Pacific. Chuck talks about the challenges of cruising aboard a small sailboat with ...
Blessed with a few hours of sunshine we were able to dry out a bit. For more sailing adventures see our other Playlists: "Honolulu: The Beginning" - ...
Bree keeps Chuck's feet warm while Laura records this log entry. Chuck seasick again. Consistent bad weather keeps the crew inside. Journey along with the ...
Chuck complaining, again, still....Cold weather and seasickness continues to be the topic of the day. Journey along with the crew of S/V Lealea as we sail ...
Finally! Some good weather: favorable wind and a bit of sun. Journey along with the crew of S/V Lealea as we sail from Honolulu to Neah Bay, WA in an Albin ...
At 39 degrees North the weather is starting to get us down. We encounter thousands of jellyfish, a shark and a ray of sunshine. Journey along with the crew ...
The Red Shirt Monologues #1 by Captain Chuck Rose. The constant bad weather is taking its toll on the crew and yes, Chuck is still seasick. Journey along ...
It looks like a beautiful day but it was just a tease. 20 days and Chuck is still getting seasick. Journey along with the crew of S/V Lealea as we sail from ...
There is a tremendous amount of trash in the water in the mid-North Pacific around Longitude 160 West, Latitude 38 North. To find out more go to ...
Rain and boisterous weather. Bree gets curious and Chuck is still getting seasick. Journey along with the crew of S/V Lealea as we sail from Honolulu to Neah ...
Laura working the foredeck in the morning after a wild night running down wind with too much sail. Journey along with the crew of S/V Lealea as we sail from ...
Running faster down wind, surrounded by rain squalls we break out into bright sun and sparkling blue sea. Journey along with the crew of S/V Lealea as we ...
At latitude 31 North we are sailing on a run in a light South wind with the Big Jib poled out . Journey along with the crew of S/V Lealea as we sail from ...
We encounter a ship after an unusual night. Captain Chuck talks about our number one rule when cruising aboard Lealea. Journey along with the crew of S/V ...
Sailing North in cooler weather with the winds dropping we consider increasing sail. Fishing boats sighted at night and Chuck discusses his favorite hat. ...