My logbook records that at 01:00 we had 35 knot gusts from the NW. With hindsight the wind may have been closer to 30 knots, but in the dark with the short breaking seas it felt like 35 knots and was not comfortable. I spent the rest of the night and early morning dodging to... Continue Reading →
TRAPPED IN HAWKES BAY
Just before midnight last night a thick wet mist descended upon us. It was a fog but the water droplets were like miniature rain, everywhere quickly became wet and visibility was very poor. By 05:00 the mist had gone and it felt very wet and cold. The weather remained calm until midday when a light... Continue Reading →