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Looks like the passage was great fun. What was your spd? How long did it take?
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We left Luperon Monday 11:30pm, 12 hrs rest at Rio San Juan, left around midnight arrive early morning at Escondido, left around 2:30pm and arrived Mayaguez on Thursday at 8:30pm. All up we traveled 3 days.
ReplyDeleteThe video was shot coming into Puerto Rico. We were on a close haul, winds 20 to 25knts, we were travel over 7 knts. as you can see we were a little overpowered with all sails up.