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#43: How Many Lawyers Does it Take?

#43: How Many Lawyers Does it Take?

January 25, 2016anniedike

Two apparently! Removing these shrouds required some hefty plumbing wrenches and a few bad lawyers jokes but we finally got them off! Enjoy!

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I've got this downloaded and cued up to listen to while on passage. ⛵ 🎧 This was such a fun experience, chatting with these two "Caribbean Thriller" authors, Douglas Pratt and Nicholas Harvey, about sailing, writing, working as a lawyer remotely, a potential idea for my next book plot, forgetting to wear pants in Cuba, and ... OH! ... my least favorite singer. A lot of fun stuff packed in here. Many thanks to Doug and Nick for having me on their podcast among many other talented and interesting characters. Up today at HaveWind or via the link below. Give it a click and a listen. Enjoy!

Can you feel that? Salt air on your skin, the crush of water under the hull, the billion stars at night. The experience of an offshore passage is unparalleled. Excitement, fear, pride. I’m reminded of it all as Phillip and I are currently planning a big trek north to get Ubiquitous safe for hurricane season. Weather routing and provisioning are in the works. Stay tuned! ⛵️ 🌊#havewindwilltravel #offshore #passage #sailing #outbound46

Kiting in the Atlantic! 🏄‍♀️ It’s been a minute (few months) for us, but it was time to knock the rust off. I got pummeled a bit in the surf but didn’t have a kitemare and enjoyed meeting the lifeguard who called me back to the beach saying I was scaring the children with my kite. Haha. Phillip crushed it as usual. We had a great time. Thank you summer! 🌞

Finally got to use our new Brownie’s Third Lung compressor (110V) to scrub Ubi’s bottom. 🧼💪🤿 What a game changer! I’m not great at holding my breath (full disclosure: I suck at it and learning to hold it for 2 mins+ is on my bucketlist). That said I always hate how “hasty” I feel I have to be while free diving a bottom job. Being able to stay down and take the necessary time to really inspect her hull and clean her right felt wonderful. Any of you using a compressor system to scrub your bottoms? Thoughts? #havewindwilltravel #outbound46 #browniesthirdlung #bottomjob

While doing NYC the Port Washington way was nice, there’s something to be said about stepping off the boat right onto Brooklyn’s Peir 1 waterfront Park. 🥰 When Phillip and I heard from fellow cruisers while making our way north up the east coast last year that a new marina was opening up in Brooklyn, we were intrigued! There was also talk of state-of-the-art attenuators the marina and its design team engineered to tame the aggressive wake and waters of New York Harbor. Phillip and I decided we had to give this fascinating new marina—Brooklyn ONE 15—a try, so we booked a week in late September October for our Big Brooklyn Splurge! Read about our two-week stay in Brooklyn fresh up on the HaveWind blog today: Brooklyn One° 15 Marina – The (Soon-to-Be Poor Man’s) Way to Do NYC.

Sailing by Statue of Liberty.🗽😍 Such a cool feeling. How many of you have done it? This was from our entry (first ever) into the Long Island Sound last summer and we’ll be headed back again soon this year. So many memories (old and new) await! #havewindwilltravel #statueofliberty #newyork #sailing #longislandsound #newengland

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