Finding My Sea Legs

2026-1 | ADRIENNE II | BONUS Trans-At SXM - Canaries
Passage Blog
2/3/2026
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1:00 am

By Crewmember Simon | "The prunes finally did what prunes do."

2019 UTC | 31°47.289’N 043° 59.918’W
Sailing

Today brings a sense of relief and accomplishment on two fronts; we’ve passed half-way on the passage and the prunes I have been eating have finally done what prunes do. I’m really not sure why it took me so long this time find my sea legs; I’ve been offshore for longer before, but sometimes as in life you just need to heave to, sleep it off and start again afresh.

Motor-sailing due east now after a pleasant day sailing with more weather theory from Erik and practical lessons from Neptune. Delaney’s bread was a huge lift to the spirits earlier and Anton is working another miracle in the galley; yesterday’s spaghetti bolognese will be hard to beat. Looks like a clear night ahead, so keep following the second star on the left, and straight on till morning.

// Simon, Adrienne II Crew

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