17 knots of wind too much for newbie sailors???
Sailing Floating Freedom
Hans and Debbie Bulk documented a 5-year journey on 'Floating Freedom', a 1985 Beneteau First 375. Follow their 2023 transition to 'Hitting the Road' in this feature.
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We take the sailboat out on a windy Saturday to get some fresh air and practice with the sails. The winds are not predictable and we struggle to keep air in our sail. It was great practice, but after struggling for a while we furl in the head sail and motor home. Despite our struggles we did enjoy ourselves, learned a few things and were happy to be sailing on this sunny, but windy Saturday.
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