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Currents October 2014 eCurrents Update Edie Dittman page 8 Further Baja Adventures Curiositas page 15 Cruising with the Commodore Hippodackl IV page 17 4 Guys in a Boat David Greer page 21 October 2014 Receptionist – Heather Sloat Watchkeepers Rendezvous – Myrna Webster & Dionne Tremblay [email protected] Bartenders – Mike & Kathleen Nolan 2014 Board of Directors Bosun – Vacant [email protected] Commodore – Jennifer Handley [email protected] Speakers – Rosario Passos [email protected] Communications – Peter Burnham [email protected] [email protected] Vice Commodore – Vacant Vancouver Island Watch [email protected] Education – Mike Gregory [email protected] Vice Commodore – Glen Wilson Secretary – Myrna Webster [email protected] [email protected] Fleet Coordinator – Vacant [email protected] Secretary – Vacant Treasurer – Vacant [email protected] [email protected] Speakers – Terry Allen [email protected] Treasurer – Don Craigmyle Past Commodore – Boudewijn Neijens [email protected] [email protected] Membership – Peter Burnham [email protected] Bosun – Chris Stask Reporting to Board of Directors [email protected] Administrator – Elizabeth Gregory Vancouver Watch Communications – Edie Dittman [email protected] Vice Commodore – Blair Tweten [email protected] Advertising – Richard Lees [email protected] Education – Adam Wanczura [email protected] Secretary – Beth Cooper & Janet Jackson [email protected] BCA Historian – Glenora Doherty [email protected] Fleet Coordinator – Connie Morahan [email protected] Treasurer – Barb Angel & Peter McMartin [email protected] Currents – Donna Sassaman [email protected] [email protected] Bosun – Ken Robertson Membership – Elaine Humphrey [email protected] Council of BC Yacht Club Rep [email protected] Judy Barefoot Communications – Rosario Passos Mid-Island – Brian Short [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Receptionist – Elaine Humphrey Webmaster – Jean Baillargeon Education – Norm Cooper & Bill Sassaman [email protected] [email protected] Rendezvous – Rita & Vaughan Balaam Calgary Watch Fleet Coordinators [email protected] Vice Commodore – Alastair Handley Cam & Marianne MacLean [email protected] [email protected] Speakers – Peter Simpson [email protected] Treasurer – Rick Reynolds Membership – Denis Heinrichs [email protected] [email protected] Weather – Connie Morahan [email protected] Mailing Address Currents is the monthly by the first day of the month prior for newsletter of the CURRENTS inclusion in the next months issue. Bluewater Cruising Association Advertising materials, except for 8886 Hudson St., Vancouver, Bluewater Cruising December Deadline: Tradewinds, should be submitted Association (BCA), October 15th directly to the Advertising Manager. BC V6P 4N2 published 10 times per year from Please contact advertising@blue September to June. BCA is a non-profit watercruising.org. All contributions from Vancouver Club Room Address society, formed in 1978, to foster an active interest members are greatly appreciated and, subject to Ground Floor Library in offshore sailing. Its membership is based mainly in space available, an effort will be made to publish all Scottish Cultural Centre British Columbia with headquarters in Vancouver and material received. Currents reserves the right to edit all active branches in Victoria and Calgary. Membership letters in accordance with club policy. 8886 Hudson St., Vancouver, BC is approximately 500, including at least 90 members Opinions stated in the contents either expressed who are cruising offshore at any given time. BCA is or implied are not necessarily those of the Editor or Telephone a member of the Council of B.C. Yacht Clubs, an Watchkeepers. Neither BCA nor the Editor assumes 1-888-398-3095 Message Box Associate Partner of the Vancouver Maritime Museum responsibility for the accuracy or validity of informa- Call or email appropriate Watchkeeper and a supporter of the Marine Parks Forever Society. tion printed in Currents. No part of Currents may be Effective March 1, 2012, fees for new members reproduced without the written permission of the Editor Internet with Canadian mailing addresses: Initiation fee $100.00 or the contributor of the article. www.bluewatercruising.org plus annual dues $115 = $215. For non-Canadian The Advertising Manager, who will be happy to mailing addresses: add $20 for extra mailing: Initiation provide a schedule of rates and mechanical Administrator $100 CDN plus annual dues $135 CDN = $235 CDN. requirements upon request, coordinates commercial Cheques payable to Bluewater Cruising Association. advertising in Currents. Elizabeth Gregory For more information contact the Membership Currents is mailed free to members and is made Monday 6-9pm Watchkeeper (above). available, for a donation, at Club Nights. Currents 604-684-6423 The Editor should receive all notices, letters, is published monthly by Profile Design Group Inc. advertising, or other items for publication in Currents 604-461-3900. [email protected] Other times leave message at Contributions to Currents are accepted in most forms! Send email in plain text or MS Word to 1-888-398-3095 [email protected]. Keep text formatting to a minimum, and watch for Style Guidelines. Handwritten submissions mailed to the club address are also accepted. IFCb OCTOBER 2014 CURRENTS NOTICE 2014 BCA Awards OCTOBER 2014 VOLUME 37 NUMBER 8 f you think you are eligible, I or wish to nominate someone for a sailing award such as the Regular Features Feature 999 Coastal Award, Offshore 2 Editor’s Desk 21 Four Guys Cross the Atlantic Crew Award, Skipper’s Offshore 3 Top Currents by David Greer Award, (Owner’s) Offshore 4 Notice - BCA Board Award, or any of our perpetual Position awards or trophies, please 5 Current Events Letters contact Boudewijn Neijens at 5 BCA Calendar of Events pastcommodore@bluewa- 17 Explosive Sicily by Bill tercruising.org or call him at 6 Fleets of Bluewater Eisenhauer and Gabriela Hirt, 604.921.1356. In order to allow 7 Notice - VI Watch Position Hippodackl IV time for review by the Awards 8 Notice - Thanksgiving Committee, engraving, and pre- Rendezvous Postcards sentation at the three Chapters’ 8 eCurrents Progress Report Awards Nights in December, all 9 Welcome Aboard 14 Maritime Stopover by Ann and applications must be received Barry Lange, Cat’s-Paw IV prior to November 15, 2014. 9, 25 Photo Album 10 Education For a full description of all 15 Cruising the Sea of Cortez by the awards and the member- 12 Vancouver Report Judy Thompson and Wayne ship qualifications required, 13 On the Water Lidstone, Curiositas please see the 2014 Member 14 Postcards from Offshore Directory, pp. 20 - 22 or online 17 Letters from Offshore at About Us/Awards of BCA: 26 Lessons Learned... http://www.bluewatercruising. The Hard Way org/?page=Award_Definitions. 27 Ditty Bag 28 Galley Watch Fleet Liaison: Cam and Marianne McLean 29 Tradewinds [email protected] Currents October Crew Welcome Aboard: Liz Gregory Editor: Tradewinds: Donna Sassaman [email protected] [email protected] with “Tradewinds” and your name in the subject line Assistant Editors: Norm Cooper, Advertising: Barry Devonald, David Greer, Richard Lees Paul Hunt, Judith McPhie [email protected] Copy Editor: Layout and Design: Sally Holland Linda Mitsui [email protected] Cover: Bill Eisenhauer and Gabriela Hirt’s Amel Sharki Publication Mail Agreement No. 40036791 Postmaster, Return Undeliverable Canadian Addresses to: 12 Ketch, Hippodackl IV, Bluewater Cruising Association, 8886 Hudson St., Vancouver, BC V6P 4N2 off Tavolara in northeast Sardinia, email: [email protected] September 2013. 1 Donna Sassaman, Editor ecently, a ‘gratitude list’ In this issue of Currents, we are introduced to Blair Rhas made the rounds of Tweten, the new Vancouver Vice Commodore; David Facebook. While not formally Greer shares an entertaining and insightful article, based participating in the Facebook on his being one of four ‘guys’ who crossed the Atlantic initiative, I have been focussing aboard Marion and Dick Leighton’s catamaran, Van Kedisi; on the many people and things eCurrents Transition Team member Edie Dittman updates in my life for which I am us on the initiative (I’m becoming more and more excited grateful. As October is Canada’s official month for the about the possibilities of an e-publication); Bill Eisenhauer giving of thanks, I thought I would share some of my long and Gabriela Hirt, Hippodackl IV, report on their family’s ‘gratitude list’ with you. travels with Commodore Jennifer Handley and her husband, 1. Having the life partner I have. I am grateful for Bill, who Campbell Good, through the Aeolian Islands; the August is my best friend, love of my life, court jester, sometimes Rendezvous Coordinators fill us in on the fun and fabulous the grain of sand in my shell (how else would
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