24 thoughts on “Time to Sail …”

1. Happy Thursday!

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   1. Thank you very much. 😊

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2. Sailing is a lot of fun. It looks gorgeous out there.

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   1. I haven’t done any sailing in a long time now but yes, I always enjoyed it.

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3. Loving the deep blue and turquoise colours of the sea. I imagine it’s breezy. But lovely.

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   1. The header picture was taken when we visited the Caribbean but the other two are from one of our nearby lakes. I see the sailors out there as a turning point in the weather!

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4. Spring is a breeze. We were out by Cattle Point in Oak Bay yesterday and the sailboats were out there too. Cheers Lynette. Allan

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   1. Oak Bay is beautiful and seeing sail boats is such a good sign of spring! I hope you’re enjoying your Victoria visit. Cheers, Allan.

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5. Looks very relaxing. Happy Thursday, Lynette!

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   1. Thank you very much. 😊 It’s great to see them now, such a good sign of spring!

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6. Looks beautiful, but my stomach likes me to be a dry land person.

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   1. That’s unfortunate, Anneli. My son is a good sailor as long as he’s doing the sailing. If he’s not, his stomach gets very wobbly.

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      1. I can tolerate a small boat (12foot skiff) but not a bigger boat. Don’t know why that is.

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         1. That is funny. Usually it’s the other way around. At least you’re able to get out on the water to some extent. It can be so great. Cheers.

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            1. The Captain never gets seasick (except once on the BC Ferry). I guess it’s a different motion.

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            2. I never get seasick or motion sick at all. One time I was on a three masted schooner on a very rough sea where even the crew was becoming sick. Me, the captain, first mate and a couple of others were fine. I was more worried that we were going to heel too far!

               It’s funny that the Captain got sick on a ferry! Our bodies can do strange things …

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7. Wow, sailing already? It sure looks nice!

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   1. Yes, in between the rain storms we have had good days where quite a few boats of various types have been out! Yes, sail boats always look so great, I find. 😊

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8. It almost looks like an ocean!

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   1. The header photo is of an ocean but the others are from Okanagan Lake. 😊

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9. The sunshine always makes the water look so beautiful. I’m not a fan of the wind though, especially my skin!

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   1. It sure does, doesn’t it? I used to sail quite a bit on Lake Ontario but not for a long time, now. I got caught in a seriously bad storm that turned me off for a while so you could say I don’t care much for the wind either!

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      1. That’s neat that you used to sail. I imagine it would be scary being out on the water during a storm though. My husband wants to learn to sail. He also gets seasick really easily. So not sure sailing will work out for him!

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         1. My son is an excellent sailor but he also gets seasick. However that only happens if he’s a passenger. When he’s doing the sailing himself he never becomes sick (which really points to the power of mind over matter!). I did enjoy sailing but the incident on Lake Ontario put me off for a few years and then I never truly returned to it. I did enjoy it, though.

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