Day’s Run – August 4, 2015

Under the cover of fog we sailed our way into Rose Bay this morning, tacking about 5 times before dropping anchor at approx 1130. Wouldn’t you know, as soon as we did the fog lifted long enough to see land – where yesterday there was none, we are surrounded once again. The rest of today will be spent getting the ship ready for sailing into her berth in Lunenburg harbour tomorrow. For those of you at home, see you soon!!

SHIP’S WORK: Clean quarterdeck; ospho topsides; rig gantlines.

Maneuvering skiff to attend topsides
Maneuvering skiff to attend topsides

BOUND FROM: Portland, ME, USA
TOWARDS: Lunenburg, NS, Canada
TIME ZONE: ZD + 4
NOON POSITION: 44°18’N /064°15.6’W
DAYS RUN: 66 nm
PASSAGE DISTANCE RUN: 2144.6 nm
DISTANCE REMAINING: 5 nm
COURSE AND SPEED: Northeast by east, CMGT 027, 3.5 kts
WIND: Southwest, 3
WEATHER: Barometer 1018, 8/8 fog, visibility poor
SWELL HEIGHT & DIRECTION: South southwest, 3

SAILS SET: All sails – omit royals.

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