Only 11 days to go…

The bow of the Open60AAL under the sun, at sea, with J2 (and rudders) up. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

And together with the mini 6.50 fleet for the Mini Atlantic race, we’ve completed our final test runs. ⛵ Now it’s time to stow the extensive gear, and we have a sophisticated stowage system in place so that, if needed, I can easily find various spare parts, provisions, clothing, personal gear, and much more. 📦📝✅ Nothing is more frustrating than knowing that everything you need is on board, but not knowing where it is 🙁

Norbert is lying on the bottom of the mainsail, up on the boom, smiling. - ANT ARCTIC LAB
The stern of the Open60AAL, under the sun, at sea, with the bottom of the mainsail, boom and mast foot visible. - ANT ARCTIC LAB
Nice mini 6.50 with beautiful paintings at Port Olona, before Mini Atlantic. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

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The Open60AAL sailing in Les Sables bay at sunrise. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

Fast night!

Powerful sailing night! ⛵🌀So, finally, I will be in Les Sables, at Port Olona tomorrow morning! 🙂

A blue sky with lines of white clouds over a flat sea. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

Patience.

Nothing changed since yesterday, only around 4 knots of wind from W and flat sea, so I sail very slowly towards Les Sables and hope

A very calm and flat sea seen from the stern of the Open60AAL. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

Calm…

Very silent day on the ocean, heading with between 4 and 5 knots towards the French coast. ⛵🌞

Calmer weather in the Celtic sea seen from starboard stern of the Open60AAL. - ANT ARCTIC LAB

From time to time…

Against all expectations the AIS comes to life now and again and gives me at least 3 hours of sleep with many interruptions.⏰ Other instruments

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