Good morning friends
A good start on a Saturday morning is to indulge in sweet and juicy watermelon, no?
We have a passage to make today, Alex has for the second time in the last ten days committed to deliver a boat between Martinique and St Lucia and this weekend it is time for another. Interesting for us to sail together with other boats I must say, a good insight to understand how much we value our beloved Caos and also a good chance for us to figure out which features could be interesting to evaluate for the time we'll choose to upgrade from what we have right now. More space is definitely on our must have list for the next boat and for Alex it would also be important with more length of hull to obtain a faster ride. While we at the same time, like many times before, have understood that the strength and the quality of the Hallberg Rassy's are very hard to beat. Hoping to get the chance to try out many more boats before we take the decision to upgrade.
While I'm still some kind of a newbie in sailing like most of you might know and I have been on maybe ten sailing boats in total in my whole life, Alex has skippered numerous small and large private sailing yachts (and motor yachts) and it is now very interesting for me to see him handle all different boats with such skills. I can't wait for the day when I get the chance to see him maneuvering a boat like this. Will probably last a while before a boat in that size belongs to us, but if you're in need of an extremely skilled and experienced skipper for a day or two for your super sailing yacht, or any yacht for that matter, in the Caribbean, let us know. Just make sure you also have enough space for a female photographer! /Taru
