EP 49 Sailing Solo to the Azores from Madeira
Patrick Laine
From U.S. Navy fighter pilot to technical solo sailor. Discover Patrick Laine’s precision-led approach to high-latitude sailing aboard his RM 890+, Jenna.
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I launch against wind and wave on the 550 NM passage from Funchal, Madeira, to Ponta Delgada in the Azores. Along the way, I discuss my unusual VHF antenna…..and give a bit of flavor for life aboard a rocking and rolling monohull (cooking/sleeping). I quantify comfort in terms of degree of heel. I film my 0400 arrival in darkness.
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