Saturday, December 11, 2010
Position: 52 ° 35'S 77 ° 30'W
Hello!
Well the fifties defend themselves body and soul to live up to their reputation, and given the alarming weather forecast over the area of \u200b\u200bCape Horn on Monday, we have decided not to go around it. So we're currently heading for the Strait of Magellan, which is within 100 miles, and we quickly take refuge in a comfortable berth for some rest and let the wind blow.
The weather has somewhat started the morale and physique of the crew in recent days, and there are fewer and fewer candidates to go to the bar, which comes in clear to take a cold shower. We're 5 to play, the captain is off watch, and two crew too tired to hold the handlebars.
I assure you, it's not the big depression either, because Soon the idea of \u200b\u200bseeing the earth - well, soon it's not safe, seen as the sky is blocked - I was saying the idea of \u200b\u200bseeing the earth is a rather delightful prospect! Good, then even if we drool a bit, there are plenty of beautiful moments, laughs, contemplation, and enjoy browsing!
past two days, the approach of the earth is felt by the many birds that accompany us, enlivening their majestic flight of the gray skies and inhospitable around us! Tonight we'll be in calm waters, sheltered channels, what should we change the constant heckling that we live on board for a week now.
short, a new program has emerged for us, and the myth of the passage of the Horn thus replaces the beauty of the Chilean channels ... then it is not life grand?! I'm sure if ...
soon for following our adventures,
Greetings screaming (yes, 35-40 kn today!)
Juliet for the crew of Paradise
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