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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
So, What’s Next?
It has been three weeks since we arrived home in Anacortes, Washington. The crew of One Ocean sailed into Cap Sante Marina to a huge crowd on the docks, a boat parade, cheers, hugs, and a wonderfully warm reception at the Anacortes Yacht Club. Thank you to all of you. It truly was an incredible
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