Many Blues

Sea, Sky, and In Between


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  • Konocti Cup 2024

    Clear Lake, the largest natural lake in California*, is the annual site of the Konocti Cup. This year, I brought a couple of other Bay Area sailors to race a borrowed Capri 25 against two sister vessels. Previously, the event has attracted Moore 24, Express 27, and Wabbit fleets in addition to the local representation.… Continue reading

  • Leaving Rarotonga

    It’s been a great stay but it’s time to head to American Samoa and prepare for the holidays. The locals have been wonderful. It looks like we have a good weather window: safe, perhaps with a bit of a light spot 2/3 of the way there. We expect about 5-6 days. Castoff, soon (paperwork completed). Continue reading

  • Spectating – Paddling, Teams Hawaii!

    Arriving in the Cook Islands wasn’t a coincidence. Two extremely long- term friends are representing Hawaii in an international paddling competition. We (Ann and I, Redemption, shoutout to Hank Hinkley for building an awesome cross-Pacific ride in a classic East Coast yacht style, hull #1 in fact!) are having a great time and couldn’t resist… Continue reading

  • Why That Initial Logo?

    I needed a favicon for the site. I thought for a few seconds and produced this: Why? Because sometimes your day has a light sky and deep blue sea… and sometimes you have a brilliant sapphire sea and darker blue sky: Into every life a few blues must come. If we’re really lucky, we get… Continue reading

  • Going Live From Rarotonga, Cook Islands

    I’d been inadequately keeping up with the trip through the South Seas on a marine blog service, but they’re closing up shop in December. I had to post something to activate here, and this beats lorem ipsum. This site will be a sailing and personal blog for Nathan Bossett. Continue reading