It was a nice morning to get in a kayak run. I paddled into a nice breeze to Breezy Point. I'm working on rebuilding my strength.
Century Club: Bob Ohler
This wasn’t about speed through the water, but rather time on the water on a perfect evening. The Bay was perfectly flat tonight. The only sounds were the mother osprey and the flaps of a lot of cow-nosed skates.
Sailed 2 races on Barba Roja. The first one was abandoned because of no wind. The second one we struggled at the start and never really recovered.
I spent most of the day sailing with Mike in his boat and followed that up with sailing on our boat with Dave, out to PR3.
It had been while since I had sailed solo. It was good to be out there again! Full main sail and staysail.
#47 Sailed with Mike on his boat. Practiced docking and undocking as well as sailing with full main and jib. It was a great day!
Paddled on Father's Day with Dave and Erin.
#45 Paddled to the Camp Roosevelt pier. We got back in the dark. 2.02 miles.
When the opportunity came up for Dave and I to sail together, we both jumped on the opportunity. Dave handled the boat. I was mostly a passenger. We tacked several times before getting out into the middle of the Bay. Just before we reached the mid-channel mark, the wind died on us. We motor sailed back in the river, where we put up the yankee again and managed to sail most of the way back to Back Creek. It was definitely a "top day!"
I took easy today, easing back into it after a week away from the kayak. 1.07 miles.






