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“I love sailboats. No other man-made object blends “I love sailboats. No other man-made object blends design, craftsman, passion, and pure optimism the way a sailboat does. With a good sailboat, anything is possible.” A quote from our friend @johnkretschmersailing book - Sailing a Serious Ocean. If you haven’t read it, you better get to it! #norseman447 #sailing
MoA 261 was fantastic. The weather was chilly but MoA 261 was fantastic. The weather was chilly but provided the perfect mix of wind, rain and sun. We navigated our way to Mount Desert and back. We sailed overnight. We stopped for lobsters. We practiced heaving to and crew overboard. We set the preventer and reefed everyday. It was a busy week. But, it’s really all about the crew. It was a great group of eager sailors who made the trip a real pleasure to teach.
Every season on the first trip, I’m reminded and d Every season on the first trip, I’m reminded and delighted at how well the #norseman447 sails. This year in particular she seems faster than ever!
Back where she belongs, getting ready for the firs Back where she belongs, getting ready for the first expedition next week!
1) headstay fittings, after a long winter it’s eas 1) headstay fittings, after a long winter it’s easy to forget what bit goes where. Photos organized into folders really helps. 2) VHF cable testing 3) loading the 2026 dodger aboard 4) fresh paint, new floorboards and a new pedestal 5) looking like a sailboat again
Nice day for making the rig. 🌷🌷🌸🌸 Nice day for making the rig. 🌷🌷🌸🌸
Seems to be working… just plug and play, the Victr Seems to be working… just plug and play, the Victron way.
We have one bunk available for this summer’s exped We have one bunk available for this summer’s expedition to Yarmouth NS. Read about our Nova Scotia expeditions in @cruisingworldmag, Link ⬆️ to article — Maine to Nova Scotia: The Offshore Passage That Teaches You Everything, Bay of Fundy tides, Cape Sable currents and Lunenburg fog make this 225-mile run a perfect first offshore passage.
After a few years of wasting space, we got rid of After a few years of wasting space, we got rid of the generator aboard ROCINANTE. Replaced by a 250ah alternator, a lithium battery bank and a larger solar array. The space we gained is amazing. Perfect for a proper workbench and tool storage.
Marelon thru hulls are slightly larger than their Marelon thru hulls are slightly larger than their bronze equivalents. So we enlarge all the thru hulls slightly. We’re replacing four this year. This simple process works just fine for enlarging an existing hole.
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