THE HAHA ONE YEAR AGO

This time last year, four intrepid sailors were about to embark on an adventurous journey to Cabo San Lucas.

The going-away party the day before.

The crew, AKA (l to r) capt, El Jeffe, Johnny Dorado and Ranger Van Bro.

Start of the Baja HaHa leaving San Diego Bay.

THE JENSEN CLAN

Wow, another super day on the water. Sunday was classic; warm weather, breezy and a great crew. BJ '74 and NJ '77 brought family and friends for a great afternoon. BJ and NJ were both standout football players at DHHS. GO DOLPHINS!

This team set the all-time drying record on SERENITY NOW.  

Hey dad, how are those tell-tails looking?

BJ bringin' her home.

CONGRATS USA!!

FANTASTIC SAILING WEATHER

Last weekend was the best weather we've had in a long time; 12-14 knots of wind, sunny, warm and very little chop. All in all, it doesn't get much better. Saturday, JD and his fiancee, Ms. Jen, were out and everyone enjoyed themselves. Wow, what'a ring! On Sunday, BJ and Geri found themselves behind the helm enjoying a classic day on the water. Both days the guests brought yummy cheeses, crackers, nuts, grapes, etc. :)

11th ANNUAL NESPORADO TRIP

It's hard to believe we completed our 11th annual get-a-way, but we did, and it was another great time with Nesporado brothers. Jackpot flew in from Maui, El Jeffe, from Thousand Oaks, sailed over with us and Simi Sailor Jerry did the express. Professor Van Bro was there in spirit. One night at Little Gibraltar, three nights at Ripper's and the final evening listening to the bells of Avalon. GOOD TIMES!

SOME MOMENTS ARE INDESCRIBABLE

WHALES, TALES, A THRILL THEN THE GRILL

Donny, the Admiral, Cliff and Mandy on the lookout for blue whales. The wind was in the high teens so we reefed the main and enjoyed the day on the water. Later we anchored in Danalina for the sights and culinary delights before moving back to K Dock for our grilled burgers, corn on the cob, potato salad and watermelon.   

Our foredeck whale watching captain.

Debbie spotted the first big blue that we got extremely close too.

We were treated to a magnificent sunset as the Admiral steered us back to the barn.