Your time of 1500 is due in 4 hours
Here is your daily wether report (he said baaashfully)
Lord knows why your reports take about 5 hours to get to me.
Watch for sign posts in the water as they have several
Ste Marten to French side where you will not
St Maarten to Dutch side where you will
Cheap gin available French side
Also excellent moule en frites en numerous bieres
Open accounts at both Budget and Island Water World (marine stores)
Take in boat papers
No taxes and 10% off
WIND
FRI
Currently on cusp of 10 Kn 160 deg and 15 Kn 120 deg
2100 UTC sodall fr S
Remember the movie Dead Calm?
Do not stop to check jetsam
If you do, rush thru the scenes and just fire your flare thru your sail
Should be a baddie on the other side eating fire
Unless you can sneak below 18 S
The wind will continue to not continue until early next month
Sun 01 02 1800 hrs
After your roast wether the weather will improve
10 Kn E
Midnight 15 Kn E
Tues 02 02 0600 UTC 20 Kn E
Could you hurry plse as it softens Wed late
Luck
R
On 29/01/2015, at 7:21 PM, MDLL8@sailmail.com wrote:
TIMESTAMP=2015-01-29 : 18:18 UTC-3
LATITUDE=19 15N
LONGITUDE=55 39W
SPEED=4
COURSE=262
WIND DIR=ESE
WIND SPEED=10
WAVE_HT=1-2m
24HR MILES=100 (12noon til 12noon
PROPOSED_COURSE=Direct to St Martin
MILES DONE/TO GO:2654/455 (12 noon)
COMMENTS=Well on the way now
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