Monday, April 19, 2010

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Outside the window is open from the funnel

the fifth day of sailing and we have passed the latitude of 15 degrees, which marks the exit from the influence of the acceleration zone of Colombia.

Sailing route northeast driven by a great wind from the southeast at 20 knots. We are en route to Haiti to stop but do not count.

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Waxing Nostalgic For A Brazilian.

close-hauled

We sailed all night, steering north-west. Forward even if it was not good that we're not going where we want. At the dawn of the third day the wind begins to rotate a few degrees timidly to the east. Cio'che had been waiting for!

So begins' as a gradual rotation of the relentless wind that will earn corner as they go up in latitude.

the sky has cleared and the sea has taken its beautiful blue color.

Aquarius flies to eight nodes of the waves against increasingly round three to four meters.

We are fascinated by the boat that is dry, comfortable and stable in spite of the sea around it is pretty hard. The driver works very little to correct the course and so far we have not had to change anything except the sails positioned in a hand more about the teacher last night for an increase in the wind.

Since starting Pablo was confined to the cockpit, which is transformed into a comfortable bed for the night and a playroom for the day. The

Our little crew has a tempering steel. She eats everything, drinks, plays e. .. you tell stories!

We started with a series of Bambi and Ciccio pie but then new people came to join us in this fantastic journey hard and tightening all three every day in a unique and precious bond that only extreme experiences such as the high seas ol 'high mountains can give.


















Friday, April 16, 2010

Could Lumps On Balls Not Be Cancer

Voyage ... Jamaica!

We are about 50 miles west of Cartagena. We have spent the last two days pulling edges close-hauled against a sea hard and annoying and now the wind has shifted to the North by allowing us to make a stunning direct route to Martinique.

take advantage of this situation until dusk when a security strategy requires us to divert to the other border.

Indeed, so continued 'we came within a dozen hours in the influence of the "acceleration zone" where the wind increases by about 50% and the sea becomes steep and impassable for the effect of katabatic winds pushed the sea from the peaks of the Andes mountain range that goes up here on the coast with peaks of 5000 meters.

whole area between Cabo de la Vela and the Rio Magdalena is considered one of the five worst passages around the world and we come in, especially against the wind, be prepared to undergo his choice.

Viriamo and the route is next to the northwest, almost takes us back to Jamaica. Depressing!