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Charlotte Elizabeth

London

Started our journey from the UK in April ‘22, sailed across the Atlantic and worked our way north to USA for hurricane season. Now back in Bahamas for our last cruising season before selling her to return to ‘normal’ life

Worcester County, MD, USA • Jun 27, 2024

Distance

335.9nm

Avg. speed

6.3kts

Duration

2d 5h 33m

Jumped ship and now we’re Lost?!

We said goodbye to our beloved Charlotte Elizabeth and hopped aboard Lost to help @bri sail north We sailed only 30% of the time and it’s such a difference compared to a monohull (I think I have been convinced our next boat will have an extra hull). A lot smoother floating over waves, and not living on an angle has its perks. We were alarmed by the crashing of waves in the bridge deck, something I guess you just get used to with catamarans 🤷🏻‍♀️ We rounded Hattaras with no wind and calm seas, even managed to get the black spinnaker out for a little bit. So enjoyable to sit out front and watch the sea all day! Now we’re stopping in Ocean City for the night :) so happy to see horizon sunsets again, it’s been too long

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Edgewater, MD, USA • Jun 19, 2024

Distance

1 852.7nm

Avg. speed

7kts

Duration

11d 57m

Testing something

Edgewater, MD, USA • May 7, 2024

Distance

83.2nm

Avg. speed

4.4kts

Duration

18h 46m

Our last land shower was 5 months ago

We’ve made it to our marina in Annapolis! Gimme those hot showers everyday 🤣 our last land shower was in Hope Town Time to get CE all clean and pretty so she can wow those potential buyers

Northumberland County, VA, USA • May 5, 2024

Distance

48.6nm

Avg. speed

5.2kts

Duration

9h 22m

Hiding from some squalls

A squall line looks like it’s headed for us, so might as well stop and have some dinner

United States • May 3, 2024

Distance

265.4nm

Avg. speed

6.8kts

Duration

1d 15h 18m

Motoring around Hattaras and an upturned boat

Winds were on the nose, so we motored around Cape Hatteras. Going at a steady 8knots with the Gulf Stream. We found an upturned Boston Whaler with a partial name including ‘Bahamas’, hopefully it just drifted up from a bad storm. Underneath its anchor rode hanging and an aquarium of fish; Mahi Mahi, trigger fish, sharks all circling around To top off the day, a beautiful last offshore sunset 🥰

North Atlantic Ocean • May 1, 2024

Distance

174.8nm

Avg. speed

6.7kts

Duration

1d 2h 6m

Trying to find the fastest point in the stream

Seems like we didn’t have the correct coordinates for the fastest points in stream and with the wind being light and variable, we have been dancing along the sides A few squalls kicking about throughout last night and early morning, a couple of rainbows and some motor sailing Apple and peanut butter snacks, a hint of spinnaker sailing and two flying fish. Today has been eventful but in a chill sort of way

North Atlantic Ocean • Apr 30, 2024

Distance

218nm

Avg. speed

7.8kts

Duration

1d 4h

Getting slayed by the Gulf Stream

Before leaving we mentally prepared for 24 hours of dog shite with swell of 2m and boy, did it deliver. A quiver of doubt and questioning our life choices, we powered through. The swell seemed to amplify the closer we were to the centre of the Gulf Stream so we headed to the western edge to still get a speed boost but escape the very rough seas in the centre. Conditions have now calmed down and we’re heading back into the centre, and riding along smoothly. Fun fact: we’ve now made it further north than we did last year where we pulled off into Brunswick 💪🏻

Hampton, VA, USA • May 4, 2024

Distance

834nm

Avg. speed

6.6kts

Duration

5d 5h 39m

Rough last section into Norfolk

After coming out of the Gulf Stream, we had some lovely conditions, sailing 5 knots over glassy water. There was fog all around and the heat from the sun cleared it away like a scene from a movie. It quietened down for a few hours motoring around midday, then the wind filled in suddenly and ferociously. The waves were steep and coming on our beam, the weather gods did not want us to end our last off shore sail without a rollercoaster ride! All being said, we are now anchored and happy with the distance we’ve covered!!

North Atlantic Ocean • Apr 29, 2024

Distance

100.6nm

Avg. speed

5.1kts

Duration

19h 40m

Leaving Bahama waters

Leaving at 5pm yesterday, we sailed downwind with only the headsail along the Abaco banks. A Lovely way to start our potentially 4 day journey, flat seas and clocking 80nm by morning. As we reached the edge of the banks, the waves were small and steep pushing us all around the place. We’re now wing on wing and in the deep blue (bye bye turquoise water 😢) and the predicted 2m swell is not that bad. Heading straight for the Gulf Stream now. Can’t wait for that natural speed boost 🏃🏻‍♀️

The Bahamas • Apr 24, 2024

Distance

3.6nm

Avg. speed

2kts

Duration

1h 49m

Back to the ol’ slow sailing

Filled up on water in Green turtle club and then hoisted the sails for a slow run to Manjack cay .. even tried to anchor by sail only!

Central Abaco, The Bahamas • Apr 22, 2024

Distance

7.9nm

Avg. speed

4kts

Duration

2h

Job time in Marsh Harbour

Time to get that propane filled ⛽️

Elbow Cay, The Bahamas • Apr 22, 2024

Distance

65nm

Avg. speed

5.3kts

Duration

12h 19m

Haven’t done an early start in a long while! Waking up at 5am was not fun, but with a 60nm journey.. needs must. Todays sail was leaving Eleuthera to arrive in the Abacos We hoisted our spinnaker a little before sunrise and flew it all day until we needed to turn into Elbow cay and saw the Hope Town lighthouse in the distance! Having to stop here in the Abacos to fill up our propane (no one in Eleuthera could fill our UK tanks) before heading back to the US Looks like we’re going to be here for a little while as the weather window that was on Wednesday has gone now

Russell Island • Apr 17, 2024

Distance

22.3nm

Avg. speed

4.8kts

Duration

4h 39m

Real sailing into Spanish wells

Pretty fun sail! Had good wind to downwind only in headsail with apparent winds hitting 12knots, sailed through the Current cut (and saw the biggest turtle!) and tacked our way into the anchorage

North Eleuthera, The Bahamas • Apr 14, 2024

Distance

35.7nm

Avg. speed

4.8kts

Duration

7h 30m

Bouncing up to Hatchet Bay

With a last minute decision to get into a better position before heading off to the US, we decided to hop up north to Hatchet Bay. We sailed up with Pelican 🪿When two boats are sailing in the same direction, it’s always a race! Lovely conditions out on the water, we were reefed down and still sending it 🤙🏻

The Bahamas • Apr 11, 2024

Distance

57.9nm

Avg. speed

5.2kts

Duration

11h 9m

Iguana cay to Rock sound take 2

Track looking good! I edited the server ✌🏻 Shame it’s not got us at break neck speeds anymore

The Bahamas • Apr 10, 2024

Distance

106.6nm

Avg. speed

9.7kts

Duration

10h 58m

Sporting trip to Eleuthera with some detours 🤷🏻‍♀️

We cleaned our hull yesterday and with some 18knot sustained and gusting up to 25knot winds we were flying along sometimes reaching 7knots! Though I wish we could have gone 9.7knots, we had some big rollers on the way out which became pretty steady in deeper waters. Goodbye Exumas, it’s time to start of our way out of the Bahamas 😢 Not sure about the detours that have appeared.. kind of seem concurrent with when we turned on Starlink for some short periods during the sail (started this track without internet)

The Bahamas • Apr 1, 2024

Distance

33.8nm

Avg. speed

1.4kts

Duration

1d 49m

Sail from prime cay

Okay, we are renowned for going slow, but despite what the stats are currently showing (1.4knot average) we actually had a great sail at probably 5.6knot average. We tacked, gybed our way into Staniel

The Bahamas • Mar 28, 2024

We made it into prime cay, after slowly reaching 0 on our depth sounder last night. Thanks to Max and Manu for the track in! We now have an anchorage to ourselves 🤙🏻

The Bahamas • Mar 28, 2024

Distance

34.2nm

Avg. speed

5.6kts

Duration

6h 5m

Finding our youth

Left Georgetown to Prime (Young?) Cay, our first leg of our journey north

The Bahamas • Mar 23, 2024

Windy walk along Goat Cay

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