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Old 09-22-2011, 09:22 AM
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Awesome. Thanks for the updates!!!
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I'm so relieved to hear my hubby Mike Anderson, Nick and Chris made it in safely. They're all tough, experienced boaters but no one wants to encounter 10-12' seas, especially at night ! I'm sure there will be great stories !
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they have 30gals left.
Now that's scary!
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Glad everyone is safe... Kudos to them!!!
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Glad they made it in safe. Can't wait to here the stories!
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Originally Posted by Statement Marine
Nick, Chris and Mike are back and safely docked. They encountered bad weather with 10-12 foot seas. They were burning too much fuel and decided to turn back for home. I'm sure they will all have some stories to tell. Most important they are home safe!
Glad they are safe. The heavy seas explains why their tracking became rather erratic before they broke their attempt off last night. Prior to that, their tracking had been very straight for Bermuda. I saved these screens at 2 AM when I got up to check on them.

One of the difficulties with these long distance offshore marathon's is changing weather and being able to capture a good weather window the full distance. We learned that with our crossing to Cancun and after waiting 3 weeks for a good window we just went for it even tho we knew we would encounter seas in the Yucatan Straits. Not an easy thing.

Congrats to Nick, Chris and Mike for the courage to attempt this. They are winners to me !

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Originally Posted by Cat Girl
I'm so relieved to hear my hubby Mike Anderson, Nick and Chris made it in safely. They're all tough, experienced boaters but no one wants to encounter 10-12' seas, especially at night ! I'm sure there will be great stories !
Originally Posted by Statement Marine
Nick, Chris and Mike are back and safely docked. They encountered bad weather with 10-12 foot seas. They were burning too much fuel and decided to turn back for home. I'm sure they will all have some stories to tell. Most important they are home safe!

Yes.. kudos to the crew. Yuo have to have big kahunas to try something like this. Hats of to them making the right and safe call.
And also a big cyber hug, to the family, wifes and kids to the crew. It takes a lot of heart and trust for the girls and kids so we boys can play.
Glad to hear a happy ending and I thank for the support from their family.
We were going nuts, I hate to see what they been going through.
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Originally Posted by Bobthebuilder
Glad they are safe. The heavy seas explains why their tracking became rather erratic before they broke their attempt off last night. Prior to that, their tracking had been very straight for Bermuda.
In addition to that, Bob, their average speed between those erratic points got VERY low. Glad they made it through the rough stuff!
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Imagine if the video feed would have worked! None of us would have slept.
Probably better off that it didn't
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