Pablo you ready? Yes!
In recent days we have explained to Pablo that we are about to begin a long and navigation will remain at sea for many days and many nights.
He is ready! It lets you put your seat belt and asks to be secured to the hook that we have put in the cockpit.
E 'Wednesday' morning, we finish the last things in a drizzle uninviting. The wind is from the northeast around 20 knots. Virtually on the nose. If these conditions are good, one wonders what would have been bad!
We are about to leave for one of the toughest sailing the Caribbean that, depending on the weather and the strategy will be: tough, bad, or terrible ... what joy!
prepare a nice pot of pasta and potatoes with the rosemary, so ' survive for a couple of days.
weighed anchor, make sure the deck and seal it firmly in the passage of the chain to prevent ingress of water in the bow sinking. We
a boat anchor around to greet friends at the shelter under their awnings. Someone asks, "Where are you going?" "In Martinique"
eyed, speechless, "But, right?" "Well, we have a sailboat, we will do as you can '!" "Bon courage!"
Thank you, we need it.
Issiamo the two extremities in one hand, the foresail and on through the pass.
We ride from the north around Green Island and go over in front of the anchor outside the reef. We know that we all are watching. Someone a bit 'envy for the courage that we have in dealing with this navigation, but nobody wants to be at our place!
we go up against the wind with sails and motor to move the shallow waters southeast of Coco Bandera, then we take the direct route to go north of Cartagena.
the wind dropped and the sea has risen, as always here, and we continue to motor away in our beautiful well.
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