Beaufort To Bermuda | Day 3
Ken Cole Ken Cole

Beaufort To Bermuda | Day 3

Today has been quiet. Setting out from NC, we knew there would be a day or two of little wind and lots of motoring. Timing the departure off the East Coast and crossing the Gulf Stream around weather fronts is key, so we took the window knowing there would likely be a day mid-passage spent heading directly into lingering swell.

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Beaufort To Bermuda | Day 2
Chrystie Cole Chrystie Cole

Beaufort To Bermuda | Day 2

Yesterday was a sportier sail, so it was not easy to perform everyday tasks. Things like cooking dinner or taking showers require you to be more deliberate and agile. We sailed all night at a good clip until the winds finally died around 6 am this morning, so we began motorsailing around 6:30 am.

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Beaufort To Bermuda | Day 1
Chrystie Cole Chrystie Cole

Beaufort To Bermuda | Day 1

Day One Stats
Nautical Miles Sailed In The Last 24 Hours 155nm

Average Boat Speed 6.4 kts

Max Boat Speed 8.8kts

GPS Coordinates as of 5 pm 34 19.010N 73 46.668W

Miles to Go: 500nm

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A Season of Preparation
Chrystie Cole Chrystie Cole

A Season of Preparation

After months of projects, planning, and preparation, we're finally ready. Joy and grief in one hand, the wheel in the other. Remedy is ready for her biggest adventure yet—an Atlantic crossing to Europe. We're sitting in Beaufort, NC, waiting on our weather window. Bermuda is first. Ireland is the goal.

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Chrystie Cole Chrystie Cole

The Magic of Maine

We set out for Block Island and ended up wintering in Annapolis. In between were 33 anchorages in Maine, 47 days of friends and family aboard, and more moments than we could count that reminded us why we chose this life.

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Chrystie Cole Chrystie Cole

People, Places, and Passages

We swam with dolphins, fended off a shark with a GoPro, watched a rocket explode over the Bahamas, and sailed 600 miles home. Another season aboard Remedy in the Bahamas is in the books—and there was truly never a dull moment.

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