Fall 2005

Hoist Everything!

Captain Andrew at the Spinnaker

Everyone is a Star

Scratch that, Changed Skies

Captain Stuart running with the devil

Speed 12-14

As if someone hit a switch

Busy at the helm

Thunder and Lightning

Gray skies are gonna clear up

Reach the Sun

Pressure changes

Pot of Gold

Angela and Stuart Currie show up for a Sail in the Columbia River, inland 68 miles and near the Portland Airport.

Changing skys, but nice for now and the new CalvertSails.com are flying in a nicely!

Running with the balck clouds abeam and doing 17 knots.

This is the nicest chute~

Cloacking and gusting, ready the douse!

Darks Skies move in quickly and good seamanship has the chute stored in record time.

Moving quickly under reef alone.

Blue Skies roll in and the wind lightens.

Using legg to assist in changing directions towards nicer looking weather.

We sailed past a mono as lightning lit up the sky behind him, what a picture that would have been.

Put on a happy Geni.

Nice running into better weather.

Things are looking better, pour the wine and break out the barbie.

Maybe not...

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Fall 2005

Angela and Stuart Currie show up for a Sail in the Columbia River, inland 68 miles and near the Portland Airport.

Mark Gordon, Washington USA, 08/29/2006

What a difference the new canopies make, thank you for all your help.  My boat lives on a buoy from early spring to late fall in the Pacific Northwest in the small town called Silverdale, near Seattle.  Mark.

Posted by Matt, Washington USA 08/29/2006

Here are a bunch of pictures. Some show the original modifications done by a previous owner.  Boards were put in trunks in each hull.  A larger mast was installed.  All of the standing and running rigging was rerouted.  The photos labeled Smoke Under Water are from my latest haul out.  I buffed out the hulls, renamed the boat, made some minor fiberglass repairs, put on a barrier coat and new bottom paint prior to putting her into fresh water.  The photos are from just before the bottom paint.  Her bottom is now safety orange matching the orange on the hull graphics.

Posted by Andrew Richardson, Portland Oregon.  08/29/2006

Duality on her voyage from St. Helens Oregon to Astoria Bay on the Pacific Coast.

We traveled 223 miles in 54 hours, with stopping to sleep twice and maximum speed was 23 gps.

Stiletto 30 Catamaran ready to trailer