Blue Water Section Secretaries, Michael and Anne, crossed the Atlantic in 2010 and enjoyed four years’ cruising the US east coast, Cuba and the Bahamas before beginning the next part of their round the world adventure. In this webinar, our speakers will equip you with plenty of insights on long-term cruising and the delights of discovering new cruising waters.
In 2015 they left the friendly Chesapeake Bay and set sail for Florida, crossing from there to the Bahamas and slowly making way down to the Great Inagua, bidding farewell to some of their favourite haunts along the way. Moving into new territory, they headed south through the Windward Passage and onto southern Cuba. The route from there took them south to the Cayman Islands, Providencia and Panama.
Preparations were made for the transit of the Panama Canal in December 2015. Once on the Pacific side they turned "right" and headed up the coast towards Mexico. After four months exploring this wonderful part of the coast, they made the trip north to San Diego, USA against the prevailing wind and current!
Date: Wednesday 23 March 2022
Time: 19:00
Place: CA House or, for the webinar broadcast via Zoom, your own home or boat
Booking (to attend at CA House): To book places on any lecture, and to indicate whether you’ll be ordering food, click on [Book venue]. Please pay in advance on the website, or by contactless on the door. Any problems with the booking system, call or email Jeremy on 020 7537 2828/reception@theca.org.uk
Tickets (to attend at CA House): Members £4, non-members £7. Season tickets for the eight spring lectures are available to Members at £24. Season tickets exclude the Hanson lecture which must be booked and paid for separately.
If you would like to join the webinar broadcast, please register via Zoom here. There will be no charge for viewing online.
Michael and Anne Hartshorn's Contest 44, Nimue, in the Isla Jicaron