Tegu Sailing

Did a little to prepare for the midsummer weekend in heavy wind and rain. And more rain and no wind. 💨💧💙

Been camping all our with basically same minimalistic gear that fits into a couple of bags. Boat is always cleaned after camping and no excess stuff is left to pile up in the boat.

And where to pile up, when there are no cabins to hide your stuff. Anyways, it’s nice to have a small fridge to go and we try to prep somewhat well for easy vegetarian meals that can be made with one stove and food thermos.

Gained a lot of downwind sailing in fresh and not so fresh breeze. Slept well and wondered around in the rainy archipelago. Water is still cold and weather as well.

Geared up with new drysuits from Musto 〰️ to keep the rain and the ocean away from the skin. Would have been a bad time without them.

Finished the weekend with some first aid to another boats halyards at our home port in

☀️💨Enjoy your summer!

And so it finally ends. 🥶➡️😎

What seemed like an overwhelming period of dark long nights at the boatyard has finally turned into a fresh sailing season.

The project almost got the best of us. And some furry friends 🐶 even gave up at the final stretch. So tiring it was.

But now. The bottom is as smooth as a baby’s cheek and the foils are screaming in orange, hard to miss even if the ocean gets murky at times.

Thank you for making the working conditions more bearable and for all the flexibility and the professionalism during the bottom work.

What lies ahead us is a summer of sailing. Focusing on long distance racing and hopefully just some ocean love 🌊 cruising the Baltics.

We will continue to sail with and prepared to

Do you think we will see the bottom work in sailing speed? In Finnish we have this saying about tuning your 🏍️ if it didn’t get much slower during the process – it can be considered as a success 🤩🤩