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Cats first day on trimaran

Cats first day on trimaran

Well  you know you are getting close to departure when you start putting cats on the boat. Today we put Porka and Selena to the test and brought them on the sail boat. They did pretty good.

Solar Panels installed Kids are polishing the stanchions

Solar Panels installed Kids are polishing the stanchions

Mounting Solar Panels installing Fridge

Today was pretty busy, Rafa our welder showed up as well as my father in law so we were fabricating the solar panel super structure and finishing the compartment for our new Edge Star refrigerator.

We worked well into the night, tomorrow we finish up!

 

Rafa Grinding tubes
Argon Gas For Welding Stainless Tubes
Welding Gear on Dock
Last Tube to Weld Tonight
Last Weld of the Night
Grinding late into night
Port side Tubes Structure almost ready

 

 

 

 

Sunset Sail in San Carlos Sonora

Sunset Sail in San Carlos Sonora

It was nuking out there today but I had some hard core sailors from Arivaca Arizona with us today. Double reefed main and staysail was plenty of sail and there were some huge swells on the out side.

It was so nice today we are going out tomorrow for another session!!!

 

Look at the Swell in the back ground

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The boys Sailing in San Carlos
Preparing to get Splashed
Nice Swells with Teta Kawi in Back Ground
Sailing in the Fog

Sailing in the Fog

Today was simply a special day sailing with light south westerly breezes and fog covered mountains in the back ground. Special thanks to Ron and Ann from Green Valley since if it had not been for them I might  not have shot these images!!!! I will put up a short time lapse video latter if it looks nice after editing!!

 

Fog Rolling into Bahia San Carlos

 

 

Ron & Ann with Fog & Teta Kawi in Background

 

Ron & Fog Covered Teta Kawi

 

Sailing in San Carlos fog in distance
A Ketch Rigged Monohull Sails into Bahia San Carlos
Ann & Ron in front of Punta Doble, San Carlos

 

Ron Tim & Kurt´s Sailing Course

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The video below was shot from days 5 through 8 of the course. We had pretty good wind on the last 4 days!!

This was a great 8 day course. We had a full 7 days of Wind and the only thing I can complain about was that the fishing was very bad this week and we did not catch any fish what so ever. I even got skunked spear fishing, which rarely happens.

Here is a quick video of a quick stop man over board drill we practiced on a light wind day. I will finish up the last video shortly and post it soon.

We are we Now

Windsplitter is currently in San Carlos and we are finishing up the refit on her to get ready for our year long cruise to the most beautiful and exotic locations in the Baja & Mexico. More info to follow shortly.

Day 2 Light Wind Tacking

 


Simply Fantastic day to learn to sail in San Carlos Mexico today, 10 to 15 knots of wind made for great sailing on the outside of the bay with very light winds on the inside. It was so nice a day I just had to edit a short video to show how to make a few light wind tacks and throw up some pictures of the days major events. Unfortunately we did not get and good pictures of the fin whales that we sailed with.

The video will be uploaded later tonight.

Great Job by my students today!!

Ron Hanks on working Jib

 

Tim finishes Jib sheet fairleed

 

 

Ron just slips by the Gemini Cat in the bay

 

Nice view of Commerical Shrimp Vessels

Ron, Tim & Kurt show up for 8 day ASA sailing course

Day 1:  Fantastic Weather today for the start of our latest ASA 8 day sailing course with Tim, Ron and Kurt. Wind blew around 15-20 knots and I just loved the macho foot war that Tim and Kurt showed up in.

 

 These guys look simply marvelous!!

I am gonna try and ignore the Halliburton hat Tim, I know you are not a war time profiteer!