Logbook

We nearly had fish

We nearly had fish

19’41.9N 020’51.7W course 245′ speed 4,8kn This was the day we nearly had fish. Tim was working in the rigging,.

Dolphins and Dolphin fish (mahi mahi)

Dolphins and Dolphin fish (mahi mahi)

22’02.9N 020’24.0W course 192′ speed 6,2kn This morning a very polite but excited voice rang through the hallway, trying not.

Lazy Sunday afternoon

Lazy Sunday afternoon

24’15.1N 019’05.1W course 219′ speed 5,4 Ain’t no time to worry, when the sun is out, a breeze is filling.

Just another beautiful day

Just another beautiful day

25’54.2N 017’44.0W course 210′ speed 6,5knJust another beautiful day. Although we have been fighting the light winds and therefore the.

And we are off!!!

And we are off!!!

27’17.8N 016’32.7W course 192′ speed 7,2kn And how! We let go of our lines at 14:30 and made our way.

Tecla has arrived. 

Tecla has arrived. 

The noises on Tecla have changed. The rush of wind has been replaced by the gentle sloshing of harbour water.

Possibly last night at sea……

Possibly last night at sea……

29’45.0N 014’49.1W course 264’ speed 6,6kn  Possibly our last night out for this voyage, just 122 miles to go and.

Back in her element

Back in her element

31’58.9N 013’48.3W course 197’ speed 6,5 Photo made by Karen She is back in her element and it feels like.

We tried to sail today..

We tried to sail today..

34’17.6N 012’49.9W course 202’ speed 6,9kn We tried to sail today.. but were not able to. We wanted to turn.

First-time offshore sailor

First-time offshore sailor

37’ 18N 11’ 35W6 knots at 195 The Portuguese coast is surprisingly long, but the Tecla Nine are keeping on.