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January 2020 Schedule

Green Rosetta tied up in Pillar Point Harbor, just north of the town Half Moon Bay, on the California Coast south of San Francisco. Helga and Gary waving from the cockpit.
Starting off the new year on the boat!

01/01 - 01/07    Staying on the boat, doing maintenance, and some non-boat stuff

 01/02               Prepping the boat for a two day trip out of the bay, including moving Gary's life raft to Green Rosetta.

 01/03               Sail to Half Moon Bay
01/04               Return from Half Moon Bay

 01/11 - 01/14   More boat projects, maybe a bay sailing excursion

 After the 14th, the weather is looking a little murky for the bay, and I'll be visiting a friend at the end of the month.

 For a seasonal interlude, here is my friend and sailing compadre, Pancho.



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