Marcus Hanke
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Welcome back! I thoroughly enjoyed your log extracts! ...
... and I am also sorry to hear about Winston. But it is only justified to bring him back to the sea he loved. We did the same with some ash of our three Collies. They absolutely loved to spend the holidays on Brittany's coast, and it always seemed as if the years fell off from them when they could chase the waves and make their circles on the endless beaches. However, when we placed the three small boxes with the ashes in the water, we certainly did not have that potentially dangerous act of crossing many states' borders with white powder in the luggage behind us!!
Best regards,
Marcus
Ships Log – Carl.
I just wandered over to the timeout section and found that Bill had been posting some of my log entries – I wasn’t aware that they were posted over here – the entries were more so that my family and close friends can keep up with progress. All the entries...
Welcome back, Carl
What an adventure you had! The interior of the boat look quite cosy from the photos, but I wouldn't be able to spend more than a few days in it. What are your plans for future trips? - SJX
Carl ...
Is this Winston? I'm sorry he's gone, he looks like a good buddy to have on trips....
Glad to see you are safe!
Sorry about Winston. When I read the original post I thought it was a maritime reference that I didn't understand :-( Beautiful Yaht. Where did the name Indigo Moth come from? Best, Mike
Indigo Moth
I purchased her in the US and there was no way I could fly anything but a red ensign! (the British nautical flag) - I also needed a name change (and be damned with the bad luck). So I applied to the British small ships register for the name Moth (I realiz...
Absolutely magnificent
Carl, Having no prior knowledge of you or your seasoned sailing experience, Bills posts had me on the edge of my seat – praying for your safety. I had visions of you sailing out into the great abyss in a small sailboat and your only link to civilization w...
I've been under the boat when offshore -
and it is a really eerie feeling as you peer down into the depths knowing that there is nothing for thousands of feet. I used to windsurf in the North Sea - the local sea was quite brown (due to river sediment in the water) and the visibility was probably...
If I’m the only one who saw the moon, guess I’m just lucky like that.
Carl, Don’t you worry about running into pirates? That kind of thing is coming back into style. Hope you have some way to protect your wife and self. Did you see the movie “White Squall”? I like it almost as much as I like “Captains Courageous”. Good movi...
I'm very impressed....
Hi Carl, Such wonderful trips (or a permanent trip) on board such a boat, that's heaven!! Your boat is definitely my kind of boat!! Enjoy and sail in safe winds. Dje
Heaven indeed!
I was hand steering, beautiful sailing weather, a good breeze and sunny, nothing on the horizon. I was thinking to myself that I'll always be able to treasure this moment. A large wave slapped the bows sent up a wall of water and I got completely drenched...