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Around the Americas Ship's Log
Waggoner: Firsts In Science – Around the Americas, Funds Needed for More
Reposted with permission from Waggoner Nov 30, 2024. Original article . There have been significant, noteworthy firsts in science thanks to the crew of s/v One Ocean and the Around the Americas Expedition. Thanks to their on-board meteorological station, microSWIFT buoy drops, polar observations
August 5 - Signs of the PNW!
Wind: 18–26 knots Swell: 4 meters Boat Speed: 7 ± knots Weather: Overcast Sails: Main with two reefs, jib with two reefs 24-hour Distance: 130 miles One Ocean has been racing along under full sail since 2 a.m. this morning in some pretty strong conditions, with the wind on our beam or on a close
Silver Lining
August 3rd Yesterday, I was sitting at the helm, doodling in my notebook, glancing over to the table where Mark and Jenn were in the middle of yet another game of rummy with a side of entertaining commentary. I scanned the table where their hands were placed, then shifted my gaze to the horizon, and