Hello every one!
Yesterday I caught a wonderful ten pound fish while spear fishing along the rocks!
I got two great fillets out of it! one I used for a huge plate of Japanese Sashimi, the other one i saved to cook for dinner. That great fish gave me two filling meals.
After that sadly I broke and oar going ashore. coming back out in the night took along time with only one oar, acting as a paddle. I had quite a few waves and some wind last night. there was a three foot swell, and some of the wavelets had white caps on the top, which did not help make my dinghy trip any faster.
so that is it for that day and night.
cheers,
Josh
S/V Elusive
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Have you ever wanted to sailaround the world? To see what lies over the Horizon? distant lands, and diverse cultures? The wayward Odyssey is a blog about William Joshua Clark. A recent Single hander, who has discovered his dream, and is following it! To sail around the world alone! This is his Blog.
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S/V Elusive
32´ LOA
10´ Beam
5´6¨ Draft
cruising speeds, 5kn under sail, 4.5- 5.0 under power.
Cutter rig, with two main head stays. (as of late one of them roller furling.)
My ship is a real one of a kind boat.
I have built 95% of the boat, and all of it to my own designs and ideas.
The hull was originally a Cal 29. I found her as a wreck at the Balboa Yacht Club in Panama.
I spent over three years re-building absolutely every thing! every rib, stringer, bulhead, nothing but two pieces of wood are original. I designed her rib, and stringer system, as well as every thing else, down to the smallest detail - a bottle openner in the galley. 95% of all the work I did myself.
The boat has a new rig,a taller mast,over sized rigging (3/8 spliced stainless steel), tabernackle. the boat was also re- powered with an old Yanmar 2gm20.
the boat carries in three seperate fixed tanks 80 gallons of diesel, and in drums stored around the boat, a total of about 120 gallons. I get about twenty miles to the gallon.
the boat is wheel steered.
the boat also has a solid stainless steel rail that wraps around the whole boat, bow sprit and all. I have a stainless arch over the stern, mounted on the arch are two solar panels, radar, and gps, vhf, sat antenas.
That is the basics of my boat.
32´ LOA
10´ Beam
5´6¨ Draft
cruising speeds, 5kn under sail, 4.5- 5.0 under power.
Cutter rig, with two main head stays. (as of late one of them roller furling.)
My ship is a real one of a kind boat.
I have built 95% of the boat, and all of it to my own designs and ideas.
The hull was originally a Cal 29. I found her as a wreck at the Balboa Yacht Club in Panama.
I spent over three years re-building absolutely every thing! every rib, stringer, bulhead, nothing but two pieces of wood are original. I designed her rib, and stringer system, as well as every thing else, down to the smallest detail - a bottle openner in the galley. 95% of all the work I did myself.
The boat has a new rig,a taller mast,over sized rigging (3/8 spliced stainless steel), tabernackle. the boat was also re- powered with an old Yanmar 2gm20.
the boat carries in three seperate fixed tanks 80 gallons of diesel, and in drums stored around the boat, a total of about 120 gallons. I get about twenty miles to the gallon.
the boat is wheel steered.
the boat also has a solid stainless steel rail that wraps around the whole boat, bow sprit and all. I have a stainless arch over the stern, mounted on the arch are two solar panels, radar, and gps, vhf, sat antenas.
That is the basics of my boat.
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- If you would like to Contact The Wayward Odyssey, please send your emails to joshhi53@gmail.com Due to me not always being in port, reply's may take some time, but I will try and Reply when time allows it. S/V Elusive Live Your Dream! The Wayward Odyssey
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