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| small cave enroute |
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| going down into the cave |
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| Wendy with the stalagtites |
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| the birthday party |
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| Jeff and Brenda on iguana beach |
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| the strange sea egg thingy |
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| Jeff blow the conch horn |
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| the last supper |
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Cape Horn 65
Windermere on her own bottom
Windermere
Cape Horn 65
Windermere on her own bottom
Boat Specifications
Cape Horn 65
built 2003 in Nova Scotia
construction- steel (double hull)
length-65 ft
beam-20 ft
draft 7 ft
displacement- 120 tons
fuel capacity- 5500 gals.
water capacity- 544 gals.
range- 5000-6000 nm
average speed- 8 kts
single engine- 440 hp Cummins N14-M
built 2003 in Nova Scotia
construction- steel (double hull)
length-65 ft
beam-20 ft
draft 7 ft
displacement- 120 tons
fuel capacity- 5500 gals.
water capacity- 544 gals.
range- 5000-6000 nm
average speed- 8 kts
single engine- 440 hp Cummins N14-M
About Me
- John and Wendy Richards
- We are retired and have been cruising from Maine to the Carribbean on our sailboats first and now our Cape horn. In the summer of 2011, we cruised to Maine, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland. Now we are in the Exumas for the winter.
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January
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- small cave enroute going down into the cave
- Jan 14 There was no wind so our friends Ray and Su...
- 4 ft barracuda by our boat the trawler gang P...
- Jan. 6 The kids left almost bright and early. You ...
- wendy and michael on the laser new years day ...
- Jan. 2 The weather could have been better but thi...
- Dec. 30 Some friends had told us of a new snorkeli...
- Mike found a big conch Bahamian sloops racing
- Xmas at Sampson Cay John on his way to the du...
- Dec. 25-29 The Xmas dinner at Sampson was a hit. T...
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