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This week, a little breakfast, where to put the winch handle holder, and a nice long all day sail to watch a little dinghy race.

What is it about sunsets from the water? I was heading down to clear the bridge and the Sun was golden river of shimmering sparks.

Ugh… I love sailing!

The music in this and pretty much every episode is original — Written and recorded by M. Hans Liebert.

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In this week’s episode, Hans dives below deck, again, to wire up a freebie GPS unit generously donated to the Sailing Inconceivable cause.

He also makes a batch of mac & cheese, so you really don’t want to miss it!

Oh, almost forgot: He does some dishes, too!!!

It’s all very very exciting.

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In this episode, Inconceivable sees a lot of water. Hans takes some of his family, in from out of town, for a ride on the lower bay.

Then, Lynn and Max join Hans for a beautiful run out Rockaway Inlet. Lynn sees dolphins, and again Hans can’t get a shot of them. Finally, a romantic sunset dinner on Inconceivable’s bow.

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In this episode, a rigging suprise dramatically alters our downwind abilities. Yes, the mysterious whisker pole we found on board when we bought Inconceivable finally gets deployed. And, bonus, works great!!!

Hans and Dan test the pole on a sail out to see the partial eclipse. So cool, and lots of fun.

Then, after a short beach walk, Lynn and Hans take their friend Esther out for a relaxed excursion off Coney Island… Oh, so many Max kisses for Esther.

The music in this episode, and pretty much all of Sailing Inconceivable, was written and recorded by Hans.

Links of interest from this episode:
Whisker pole how-to on Cruising World: http://www.cruisingworld.com/how/sailing-downwind-set-whisker-pole
space.com has a great article and links post-eclipse: https://www.space.com/33797-total-solar-eclipse-2017-guide.html

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This week, Inconceivable head out into the Atlantic for the first time. Hans is (just a little) into it! The rig is tuned and showing it, and the ocean swell is so cool!!!

Next: What do we do incase of a hurricane. We have a plan (ish) – Hans goes over the possibilities.

Finish off with a little family time at Jacob Riis Park – Lynn, Hans, and Max enjoy the water on the sandy side of the Rockaway surf zone.

Once again, the music is all original, written and recorded by Hans.

Suggested links of interest from this episode:
National Hurricane Center: http://www.nhc.noaa.gov
BoatUS Hurricane Prep site: https://www.boatus.com/hurricanes/YCMarinasPrep.asp
Jacob Riis Park: https://www.nps.gov/gate/learn/historyculture/jacob-riis-park.htm

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Max and I take a short walk, across the street and through the gate, to one of the most storied places in aviation history. Floyd Bennett Field, New York City’s first commercial airport, is a hidden gem.

Then, back to Sebago Canoe Club for the annual Traditional Small Boat Cruise – Dorries, Sharpies, Skiffs of all kinds – across the bay, and through the marshes, spartina glowing, and creeks flowing.

Links of interest:

Floyd Bennett Field: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floyd_Bennett_Field
Gateway National Recreation Area: https://www.nps.gov/gate/index.htm
The Traditional Small Craft Association (TSCA): https://tsca.net
TSCA Brooklyn Chapter : http://tscabrooklyn.org

We love Max very much, and wish everyone could experience the joy he has brought into our lives. So, here’s a special link, just for him: http://nycacc.org/AdoptionSearch.htm

Hans wrote, performed, recorded, edited, and mixed the music on this episode. Blame him for the tunes stuck in your head.

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