Frolic

Frolic
Frolic, our 2005 Mainship 30 Pilot II replaced Calypso in 2015

Friday, April 17, 2020

Ready, set...


Friday 17 April 2020
The winds here in Bradenton blew hard out of the east all yesterday and have finally moderated this afternoon.  The skies are cloudy because the front which went through here yesterday stalled out south of here and is now retreating back north over us.  This apparently does nothing to the sea state between here and Carrabelle as the forecast remains good for tomorrow and the first half of Sunday, but we need to be off the open waters before the potential severe weather rolls through the Carrabelle area during the latter part of Sunday.  If we were to delay for some reason, the next opportunity to cross the Big Bend would be a least a week, and maybe longer, away.  We can expect to be out of contact for about twenty four hours beginning around noon Saturday.  If conditions allow, I may get off a quick blog post before we lose contact.

LATE ENTRY: 2006 trip up the Tombigbee Watery and the Tennessee River in Calypso, our 42-foot Grand Banks

THIS ENTRY IS VERY DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHER POSTS ON THIS BLOG BECAUSE IT WAS ADDED EN BLOC 18 YEARS AFTER THIS TRIP. I WANTED TO ADD IT AT ...