Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Beautiful Sunsets....

Beautiful sunsets abound on Bora Bora...


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Sunday, August 10, 2008

Syren in the South Pacific

Ahhhhhh....Gorgeous!TahaaRyan, Helene & Joe (his crew in French Polynesia)
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Saturday, June 07, 2008

Syren Crew Heads to South Pacific!

Syren and her crew of five set sail from Puerto Vallarta for The Marquesas Islands on May 21, 2008. After 18 days and 3,300 miles, they arrived in Nuku Hiva on June 1 safe and sound. After resting for a couple days and sending one of the crew back home (gotta go to work!), Syren left for Rangiroa in the Tuamotus on June 4th..... 

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Thursday, November 29, 2007

What an exciting trip from San Francisco to San Diego, then to Baja, Mexico!! An airy, dry solitude stretch for miles along Baja. I departed solo in the morning with the wind at my back, the sails filled and cracked the sheets, as I head South.
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Wednesday, May 30, 2007

Out of the paint booth...finally! Tuesday, May 29, 2007

     And what a job Schooner Creek did on the paint work! WOW! is all I can say. Steve and Nancy Rander suggested the gold sheer stripe with matching boot stripe with the new Awlgrip color, midnight blue and it's fantastic!!! Thank you Steve and Nancy. I'm told Syren will be back in the water by Friday and re-step the mast shortly thereafter.
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Sunday, May 20, 2007

Syren to Sail the Baja Ha Ha 2007

So far we have 5 committed souls for the 14th annual rally from San Diego to Cabo San Lucas commencing Oct. 29th and ending Nov. 10th. Two of the crew will continue the adventure south along Central America thru the winter and starting the puddle jump from Panama to Marquesas the fisrt of March.Then on to Tahiti,Tonga and NZ ending at Fiji and then heading NNW to Palau or Guam bound for Japan, then accross the top along Alaska down to Canada and home.

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