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Teaser: Sailing Annapolis to Bermuda - part one of a four-part series on our crossing of the North Atlantic Ocean on our 37 foot sailboat Windrush.

Part one of the story of our crossing of the North Atlantic Ocean on our 37 foot sailboat, Windrush. In this episode, we leave Annapolis, turn back to Cape Hatteras after crossing the Gulf Stream to wait out a storm, then finish the thousand mile passage to Bermuda. Our three person crew experience the highs and lows of ocean sailing dolphins, squalls and winds over 40 knots, sublime sunrises a...

Thanks to our amazing family, friends, and teammates for a truly heartwarming send-off on our sailing adventure across the Atlantic!

Arrivederci! We will miss Annapolis - see you again in 2027!

We squeezed in a terrestrial adventure before our sail across the Atlantic - great first trad lead for Sasha with guide Arthur Kearns of @senecarocksclimbingschool6999plus an airy climb of West Pole, a splendid 5.7 at Seneca Rocks, WV! @senecarocksclimbingschool6999

We're adding two more science projects to our effort to measure phytoplankton for @secchidisk7095 . We will partner with @seakeepers to help @Seabed-hl3pu map the entire ocean floor by 2030 & join with @ambienteeuropeo to gather data about seawater during our journey across the North Atlantic with the ARC Europe Rally. See links below to learn more: SeaKeepers: www.seakeepers.org/seabed-2030/ S...

Internet at sea! Adding to our offshore communications options ahead of our sail across the Atlantic Ocean.

Launch day at last...will Windrush float? Plus wrapping up winter refit projects to get ready for our sail across the Atlantic Ocean: bottom work, more solar, resealing portlights...and Starlink arrives!

Meet our sailboat, a sturdy Swedish-built Hallberg-Rassy, Windrush will carry us safely across the North Atlantic Ocean this summer!

Two months to our sail across the North Atlantic! Here's a quick overview of our passage plan, departing Annapolis with the ARC Europe rally for the Mediterranean via Bermuda and the Azores.

We decided to add a scientific mission to our sailing adventure across the Atlantic Ocean, using a Secchi Disk named after Italian scientist Angelo Secchi to measure the presence of phytoplankton along our route. Check out our video about making a disk or learn more at www.secchidisk.org