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Salt & Tar Ep.194

June 2, 2022June 1, 2022 ~ grjolly ~ Leave a comment

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Salt & Tar: Ep.193

May 26, 2022May 25, 2022 ~ grjolly ~ Leave a comment

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Utilize All Your Tools (Ep.192)

May 19, 2022May 18, 2022 ~ grjolly ~ 1 Comment

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All Hands in the Forepeak (Ep.191)

May 12, 2022May 11, 2022 ~ grjolly ~ 2 Comments

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Ruthless Boatbuilding (Ep. 190)

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That’s Teamwork (Ep.189)

April 28, 2022April 27, 2022 ~ grjolly ~ 1 Comment

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In the Spirit of Gettin’ it Done (Ep.188)

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Pulling the Transmission (Ep.187)

April 14, 2022April 13, 2022 ~ grjolly ~ 1 Comment

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Threatening Our Engine (Ep.186)

April 7, 2022April 6, 2022 ~ grjolly ~ 4 Comments

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Ep.185- Salty Winches

March 31, 2022March 30, 2022 ~ grjolly ~ Leave a comment

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9.9 knots! The beginning of our journey to Port San Luis started with fog and sloppy seas. A mixed swell tossed us around as we quickly lost sight of land. Garrett's mom, Susan, and brother, Reid, were able to join us along with his sea dog, Ellie. Cuddled and bundled up we continued in hopes we'd find wind. We made a new speed record as we neared Avila and the skies began to clear but that's details for another post ;) Morro Bay. What a blast it has been. Old friends, new friends, family, and memory lane. We picked up a mooring at the yacht club where Garrett once taught sailing. That same summer sailing course was underway while we were there. Like every baby bird has to eventually leave the nest so to does Rediviva have to leave her homeport. So excited for what comes next! Hometown Radio with Dave Congalton Coming home. After 26 hours of motorsailing through some of the densest fog I've ever experienced we began to make out the rock. Reefed main as a riding sail took us in past the breakwater. So many memories flood the mind and then as if struck by lightening an intense warmth fills my body and tears fill my eyes. We made it. We did it. We are here. Rediviva is coasting into her homeport for the first time. We are so proud. She handled beautifully with little attention needed from us. The engine never hiccuped. The crew felt the delirium of the last few days stacking up and tricks were played on our vision in the foggy night making landfall even sweeter. The first 220nm logged into the log book! Tacos off the Big Sur coast 👌
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