Night Sailing

 About 2am the wind started picking up to around 12mph. Our anchor was holding really well but we had a rare east wind and Chad was ready for adventuring.

I was awake anyways, so we hauled up the anchor (can't wait until the windless is installed!) and continued our treck north.


Now that I've enjoyed the warm breezes and nearly full moon, I'm heading back to bed.

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