Saturday 10/16/04
Yesterday, Bob and I drove down, met Seth & Megan, finished disassembly, unsteped the mast and towed her home. The row out to the mooring was kind? a sporty in a twenty-knot southwester and occasional gusts in the high 20's. Nearing the point along Spicer's house, the gusts would bring me to a stop; and I was dreading the other side of the jetty. Fortunately, the wind lost the funneling effect beyond the jetty and other than the waves the row was uneventful. After securing her to the trailer for the ride home the four of us retired to the Seahorse for a late lunch and a couple? a beers. SeTherin is now in the driveway alongside the garage. Once I get the bottom all cleaned we will move her to her winter berth in the back yard.
