Even though winds were lessor than yesterday, both Stuart and I got seasick. Funny, since we were fine yesterday when there were bigger waves and faster winds. But today, we were beating into the wind rather than reaching downwind, so maybe the higher frequency of the waves hitting the bow did us in. 

Jeff was very positive and chipper while Stuart and I were feeling down. It was a nice expression of teamwork. 

We had a lovely lunch anchored at Cat Island. By the time we were done, Stuart and I were ready to sail again. 

The sail back to Stockton Island was lovely. Winds were brisk but tame compared to the morning and we made good time. There were many more fishing buoys to avoid than we have seen in the past but it kept us entertained and on the lookout. 

Seven boats were awaiting us a Julian Bay and we had plenty of room to for in between. We had an appetizer of crackers, smoked salmon, and aged cheddar while Stuart prepped the steaks. 


Lunch at Cat Island

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