Julia Max makes her way up the US West Coast in July and August of 2006.
A final two day spinnaker run from Astoria, OR to Portland, OR was sheer
delight!
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Finally back in the USA, here at the Southwestern Yacht Club in San Diego, CA. It feels good!
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San Miguel in the Channel Islands is home to the huge elephant seals.
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The Point Conception buoy is one of several weather sentinels on the west coast.
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We retreated to Morro Bay when the winds were NW25 with gusts to 31. Seas were 12-15' cresting.
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Sue enjoys lunch in the cockpit.
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Favorable wind outside of San Francisco gave us a good sail.
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The Golden Gate is always impressive.
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Sue sailed San Francisco Bay with glee!
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Since our heater was not working, this purchase in Eureka was a gold mine.
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The magical asymetrical spinnaker was icing on the cruising cake.
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Steve Holser crewed with us for the two days from Astoria, helping fly the chute.
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