This winter, receiving emails or postcards from faraway tropical paradises while you plow through snow or zip up your jacket tight might invoke envy. More >>
We have been dodging squalls and light wind areas for two days now. We have not seen an airplane or any other boat of any kind. A couple of flying fish have said hello.
This winter, receiving emails or postcards from faraway tropical paradises while you plow through snow or zip up your jacket tight might invoke envy. 
The crew from Katana dock in Honolulu, HI after 8 days of racing in Transpac 2011 
Katana and her crew head through the Molokai Channel (a.k.a. Kaiwi Channel) heading to Honolulu, HI to finish Transpac 2011. 
Katana Docks in Honolulu, HI after racing for 8 days in Transpac 2011. 
A brief overview of the sailing conditions Katana encountered on Transpac 2011.
Yesterday was leisurely with a little wind, that is... UNTIL we found ourselves in the middle of "squall central." 
The crew of Katana talk about the joys of sailing and how they spent Day 5 of Transpac 2011 racing from southern California to Honolulu, HI.
It's day 5 and the dawn breaks for the crew of Katana.
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