Currently in Semiahmoo, Washington, may be heading to Mexico in a few months. I'm shooting for end of August-ish. The current concept is to leave the Puget Sound area, and sail offshore, probably 50+ miles out, then head South to the San Fransisco area, spend a week or more in that area, then South again to San Diego, do the check out, check in to Mexico dance, and then head around the Baja to somewhere in the Cortez to wherever I can find a spot. I like crew who are competent with fixing things with duct tape and some worn out pliers, if you know what I mean. I'm a simple man; I don't need gourmet meals, or sun downers with perfect sunsets, but If you have skills with wiring, navigation, diesels, things like that, you have value. I like being waaaay offshore, and racking up miles, rather than pulling in to every harbor to dodge weather. I'm not afraid to wear a pink shirt or run from a 50 kt storm either. Although I don't think I have any pink shirts currently.....maybe I need to work on that. Anyway, If you are the type who likes to sail more than sit at anchor every night, maybe this trip is appealing - let me know. If you are in the area, you can come by, have a beer, and decide whether you think I am tolerable, and I can make snide remarks regarding your sailing experience! (laughing is good for your health)

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My boat is what some may call a "Bruiser cruiser". She's not light and fast, she's Swedish steel - strong and reliable. When the wind pipes up, she'll move along nicely, but it won't be scary fast and feel like she's going to break up. The keel is long and deep. The rudder is attached to the keel. Think comfort and safety.

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You will not need to salute me or kiss my behind....but I don't want mutiny either. I don't pretend to be an America's Cup sailor - and you probably aren't either. Let's be honest. I expect people to be honest about their capabilities, and we can probably work around most things. It's supposed to be fun, remember?