BACK IN BUSINESS

 

CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Our harbor was closed yesterday. No boat can enter or exit the harbor until an oil spill is cleaned up to the west of us. The prevailing wind and swell are out of the west so it's a matter of time before the oil reaches Dana Point. Currently there are no signs of crude in the water here. Our hope is the oil will be contained and removed ASAP. 

BY THE NUMBERS

Thinking of our trips to Catalina Island aboard SV Serenity Now... 

After one-hundred and thirty-one journeys to the island our Catalina numbers look approximately like this:

    *524 nights spent on board, that's roughly a year

     and a half.

    *11,790 nautical miles traveled.

    *1,834 hours spent on board sailing and        motoring. Equates to 77 days.

    *Priceless experience.

    ***A side note from the Anaheim Hills Voyagers, "No doubt the 10 or so nights  we spent on board were the best of the 524 total! xoxo" 😎

     

  

GOOD MORNING SHIP ROCK

 

CATALINA ISLAND TRIP #131

Labor Day marks the end of summer and Catalina can be a very crowded place. This year was no exception. But even with all the boaters the weather was nice (windy at times) and there was time for hiking, swimming, fishing and just plain relaxing. First night was spent in Button Shell by Long Point and then we moved to Howland's for the next three nights. It was a beautiful get-a-way 😎  

THE CABO CADRE

Don and Debi joined us for a relaxing afternoon sailing the ocean blue. It was a perfect summer day, i.e., warm air, clear sky, no swell, and a consistent 14-20 knot breeze to push us along. Smiles all around!

FISHY CAT HARBOR