July 17, 2018 – South on the ebb with a good sail to Big Rock and tacked back to Harbor Rock. Drifted out through Cattle Pass passing Deadmans Island and…
Read moreWith J16s and J17s Orcas in lumpy seas off Eagle Point
Half day sail south with Minke at Mummy Rocks
July 16, 2018 – We rode a fast ebb around the kelp forest of Turn Rock and sailed to Lopez Island. Followed the Lopez shoreline to Shark Reef, inside Deadmans…
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July 15, 2018 – Half day evening sail – Sailed north tacking a zig zag path inside of Yellow Island and through Spring Pass. Onwards to Flattop Island. Beautiful light,…
Read moreSailing with Southern Resident Orcas on The West side San Juan Island
July 14, 2018 – We set sail south in San Juan Channel and out through Cattle Pass with anticipation of seeing our Southern Resident Killer Whales of J and K…
Read moreJs and Ks come in through Cattle Pass to Friday Harbor and beyond
July 12, 2018 – On hearing of Resident orcas heading south on the west side of San Juan Island we sailed south. We drifted through Turn Island Pass with many…
Read moreHalf day sail San Juan Island North and Beyond
July 11 pm half day sail, 2018 – Cut the lines and set off on an adventure to ride the wind to some of our favorite places. We sailed close…
Read moreSailing with Biggs Orcas T124As and T36As Patos Island
July 8, 2018 – Sailed North tacking our way passed the islands of Wasp Pass and into Spring Pass. On hearing of the T124As and T36As heading south in Georgia…
Read moreSailing with T124A Biggs Orcas to Java Rocks, Saturna Island
July 7, 2018 – Dramatic skies and beautiful weather – a perfect day on the water. Simply gorgeous scenery and wildlife throughout our day. As we drifted through the Cactus…
Read moreHalf day Sail North later in the day
July 6, 2018 – Winds from the south pushed us along as we headed north. We had some of the best clouds and dramatic skies during our sail. Incredible evening…
Read moreHalf day sail North
July 6, 2018 – Set sail downwind in San Juan Channel on a course to Flattop Island. Harbor seals were everywhere – on shore resting or swimming with their new…
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