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5, N. Sailed in the morning. Motored home.

Weather was not great. We had to motor all the way. Saw lots of Dolphins. crossed the shipping lane without any approaching ships. used radar. moored the boat at Ismus harbor. almost no one else. Thomas and I went for a hike. Manny and patrick took the dingy to fish. Manny made fish tacos that he caught from the dingy. delicious. i sleeped in the stern berth. manny made breakfast. We went ashore for dinner. food was good. dingy back to the boat and to sleep. alot of talk about fishing.

breakfast at 7am. i made pancakes w syrup blueberries and apple sauce. very good. Manny also made scrambled eggs. hoisted the dingy in preparation for the thirty mile trip back to Marina Del Rey. I was at the helm for casting off from the 2 Harbors mooring. wind was at our stern so we cast off the bow hawser then cast the stern hawser, let it completely sink to the bottom then apply power in reverse. spun around after clear of the moorings, found the mooring channel and left. lots of dolphins and a whale on the way. no wind. motored back about half way. crossing the shipping lane had to be careful of a tanker approaching but it veered off away from us. womens catamaran stayed ahead of us then verd off away from us. we then set sails. i took it into the harbor and down the channel. then Manny took over. dropped sails and he docked. very good. lots of cleaning after.

I tried hard, it’s so windy and cold. 15/21 km/h

Gentle SE winds 5kn gust up to 8kn. Seas smooth. Sailed with Grandpa, Mark Zerko, and Morgan. Great sail! Winds filled in nicely on the leg home. Full main. Red white and blue drifter Genoa.