Sailing Adventure
Sailing Adventure
We’re back!! Yay! Okay excitement contained for the moment. It is great to be back on Nashira. Evan completed his work in Melbourne, I got the chance to explore and much more importantly I got …
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We finally got the word. We need to fly to Melbourne on Wednesday so we have one more day by car and will drop the car off at the airport Wednesday morning. The weather is …
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Waiting……. here in Hobart waiting for a phone call to determine whether we have to pause our trip to work on a project or not. This morning the sky is still overcast and Mt Wellington …
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Finally Caught up with the Blog!! Yeehaa! After sleeping in this morning we went for a walk along the Kettering main street to the Bruny Island car ferry terminal. It’s interesting to see how many …
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Yet another absolutely glorious morning. Is the glorious weather getting boring? Not on your life. Very little breeze and Port Esperance is almost glassy calm. We motor out to the channel and before long there …
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After a slow start on yet another glorious sunny morning we readied Nashira for a sail up the D’Entrecasteaux Channel. We were not sure where we would get to today and proceeded north to Southport. …
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Woohoo a new day. With more continued good weather, with little wind, no seas and only a 2m swell we decided the correct course for Nashira was to once again hug the coast. After leaving …
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We woke early as the wind had swung around to the East which turned Nashira around and set off the anchor alarm. Turns out we were dragging but very slowly as we were set in …
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We met up with Luke and Janet of Cynecia at 8am. They kindly offered to give us a lift and tow our dinghy up the Melaleuca Inlet. At the end of the inlet is the …
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Woke up this morning and it is so still outside, no wind and the water is like glass. Today I am determined to make my first loaf of bread. Got the ingredients mixed and had …
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