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Departing from Fogo Newfoundland for Horta in the Azores we sail through, sun, whales, birds and sea life passing the Offer Wadham Islands. On the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, we encounter cold, fog, waves and wind shifts. Once over the Grand Banks, the Labrador currents 6 degree Celsius water begins warming entering the gulf stream & Azores current.
As the offshore Atlantic’s depths plunge thousands of feet, dolphins keep us company and endless night skies filled with the moon and stars help pass the long hours of night watches. With daytime temperatures climbing into the high 20’s we hove to off Faial to await daylight to enter the harbour at Horta.
1350 miles, 11 days and 1 PCR test later our crew of three are in Peter Cafe Sport celebrating the crossing.
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