Wow, three years without a post. I guess that’s pretty normal for these sorts of blogs. The good news is that we’ve been cruising, racing and updating the boat. We’ve gotten pretty good and being “big-boat” owners I think, and … Continue reading →
Many thanks to friends and family who supported Pasargada’s fundraising as part of the 2016 Seattle Leukemia Cup Regatta. Our fundraising exceeded our expectations and we will certainly be looking forward to joining the sail for a cure again next … Continue reading →
This year Pasargada is kicking off summer fun racing with the June 11 Seattle Leukemia Cup! We enjoy racing and are excited to participate in this great event. If you’d like to celebrate our racing crew and help LLS fight … Continue reading →
Wet, wet, wet, windy, windy, windy. etc. We’ve been hankering to get some weekend sailing in and a destination was calling our name, and being valentine’s weekend and all, we figured a nice trip to Gig Harbor would be the … Continue reading →
MANUEL BANDEIRA http://www.antoniomiranda.com.br/poesia_ingles/manuel_bandeira.html I AM GOING AWAY TO PASARGADA I am going away to Pasargada There I am friend of the king There I have the woman I want On the bed that I shall choose I am going away … Continue reading →
Practicing the spinnaker. The sock is so easy.
Continue reading →Thursday night racing has been so awesome this year. The winds, the crew and the weather have been perfect. We’ve learned a ton about the boat. I was lucky enough to get a snap of our boat from our friend’s … Continue reading →
I’ve probably said it before, but it’s always top of mind during maintenance projects: if you’re going to own a boat you better love boat work, and not just in a theoretical sense but in a visceral, in your bones … Continue reading →
You may have heard that it’s been a June for the heat record books in Seattle. The last weekend of June we took a short trip over to Poulsbo and spent two nights there on the boat. The sail over … Continue reading →
Curious what winds will be like on Elliott Bay? Your best bet is to look at a weather site as to whether Seattle winds will be increasing or decreasing and then check out the WPOW1 weather buoy data. You can … Continue reading →
