Some stormy weather has been passing through our area, but in between these events the temperatures and weather have been good, so good that there’s still lots of sailing happening.
The marina remains open year-round as many people still sail regardless of colder conditions, something I would probably also do if I owned a sailboat.
There’s usually something very attractive about sailboats on blue water, no matter the season.
Happy Monday.
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Gorgeous blues here, Lynette. And the photos are sharp!
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Thank you very much, Mr Bird Host. 😊
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Nicely captured! Happy Monday, Lynette.
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Thank you very much, Sue. 😊
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The autumn winds must make the sailors happy. Very windy in Vancouver yesterday after all their rain. Happy Monday Lynette. Allan
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We had the tail end of that storm overnight here in Penticton with a gigantic rainfall, but it’s calm and clearing today. Yes, the sailors must really enjoy some of the lovely autumn weather when we get it. Enjoy Vancouver – the weather should calm down soon. Cheers.
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Hats off to people who live on their boats year-round. My husband considered that, and then he got married.
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I agree, Jacqui. Some people really love it and will tolerate some bad weather to live that lifestyle. I take it you weren’t interested in living on a boat!
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Not even a little.
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😁
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Yes, they are an attractive view. I agree. 😊
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I’m not a very good sailor but I do love watching them. So pretty. 😊
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How lucky to be able to sail year round. Lovely shots 😊
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Thank you very much, Belinda. Yes, I think the sailors here are quite lucky. 😊
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I’m always so amazed at how sailboats are able to weather the storms. I’m not sure how much sleep I’d get with such choppy conditions. But there is definitely something appealing to being on the water.
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I used to sail (I’m not a great sailor but competent) but gave it up after a bad experience on Lake Ontario. Ripped the mainsail in a storm at night, lost my electrical and limped into Kingston harbour the next day. I felt that my capabilities weren’t up to those conditions and I was lucky to get back. I’ve since admired them from shore, so yes, I still find them appealing even after that. They’re so beautiful. I never slept particularly well on board even at a calm anchor.
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