Blog just in from Jason McKinlay and Josh Tarr on Savoir Faire at anchor 3.5miles offshore from Carnoustie, north of Dundee – 402miles from the finish at Tower Bridge:
Jason McKinlay
56 29.777N 02 34.884W We’re both catching up on some rest…We’d like it to be better news. We’re doing our best to keep everything really positive and continue to think that way.
This morning, doubling up on the oars for 4 hours to make three miles gave us hope believe it or not. Against 25+ mph of wind, we’ll take that…
We’re now sitting ducks anchored until 34-pm. What anyone’s charts say, or forecasts, don’t believe them…We’ll try again as soon as we are able…
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