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The Maryland School of Sailing and Seamanship, offers a full range of courses from Basic Sailing through Ocean Training Cruises on Island Packet yachts in the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, as well as classroom or homestudy Celestial and Coastal Navigation classes.
At the Maryland School of Sailing and Seamanship, helping people become exceptional sailors is our passion. That's why our reputation as a serious school for serious sailors follows our students wherever they go. We don't cut corners or compromise safety to sell certifications. We simply offer the best sailing instruction and turn out the finest sailors found anywhere. Enjoy our blog, and please also visit our website.
At the Maryland School of Sailing and Seamanship, helping people become exceptional sailors is our passion. That's why our reputation as a serious school for serious sailors follows our students wherever they go. We don't cut corners or compromise safety to sell certifications. We simply offer the best sailing instruction and turn out the finest sailors found anywhere. Enjoy our blog, and please also visit our website.
Our IP 40 S/V NAVIGATOR
NAVIGATOR, our Island Packet 40 Ocean Training Vessel, in her home slip.
8 comments:
Hope all is well and that the seas are kind. Haven't heard anything since you all left Bermuda. How is Hasner doing with his anti-seasick patches?
I too wish kind seas. Looking forward to hearing the tall tales this weekend from my friend the Hasner character. Regards, Giacomo
At 0815 on June 10th, Captain Jochen called to report their position at 2420N and 6906W or almost half way to Norfolk. Winds are light and all are well. Current ETA at Norfolk is Friday morning.
Sounds like you all are cruising right along. Happy to hear all is well--Happy Birthday to Steve for 11 June. Vivie
Hi Steve Hasner. Hope you r having a great time. The weather here has been 98 - 100. Hope you are having cool breezes. Happy birthday.
From your neighbor
Linda
At 2330EDT on June 11th, Skymate reported HALIMEDA's position at 3515N and 7221W or about 200 miles from Norfolk and on track for a Friday afternoon arrival in Norfolk.
At 1030EDT on June 12, Captain Jochen called and reported all is well onboard HALIMEDA. Position 3553N and 7351W. ETA at Norfolk is Friday afternoon.
HALIMEDA arrived at Taylors Landing Marina in Norfolk at 0845 on June 13th... All is well and crew is fine.
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