Stern View...
/Sailing away to Tobago Cays.
Photo by Ricardo "South of the Border" Pires
Sailing away to Tobago Cays.
Photo by Ricardo "South of the Border" Pires
After a nice Lunch. anchor up. Mizzen up, Mainsail up. Jib up... then...the wind tailed off. However, it was a nice gentle sail down to the Tobago Cays. 10kts. of boat speed.. not to bad in 15 kts. of wind.. Of Course the Wally got there before we did.
Photo by Emerson "But you TOLD me to Anchor" carlin
Today we got up early. had a nice lazy Breakfast and set about the day of water sports. Paddle Boarding, Swimming, Walks on the Beach..Sea Bobing.. Before a nice Lunch...
Photo credit by. Renee " Silver Tray" Boudria
Bit Hazy today but warm and the wind was good. After a morning with some Kite Boarding, swimming and a long lazy breakfast. we up anchored and headed out to Mustique. As it is 10nm to windward we motorsailed it to get there in time for a swim before lunch. Some nice water activity's this evening..Sea Bobs..Paddleboards. Swimming. Touring in the Wally..Hanging on the beach..and finally Dinner..
Photo by Emerson "Which Island?" Carlin
Our pick up in Canouan was fairly straightforward and soon we had all the guests on board.A light quick lunch and then a sail up to Bequia. Full main and and the Jib. 10-12 knots of speed sailing close on the wind. A little squally but all enjoyed the sail. We Anchored in Admiralty Bay in time for Sunset, a cocktail and a nice Dinner of local caught Mahi-Mahi Caribbean style.
Photo by: Peter "WAD" Box
How do you like me so far....
Photo by Heather "Best agent in the Grenadines" Grant
Champagne Moments are so Sweet when they are hard to get.
Photo Jerry Herring
Anchored up and in full prep mode for our incoming guests. We are back in charter mode.. Should be a fun week.
Photo by Jamie " Hot Toast" Engelbrecht
Well we are on the way South. The destination Union island in the Grenadines. we are picking up a charter for a week. The weather is very benign and we can tow Waldo or 45' 6ton tender at 12 knots and nary a splash. Bliss... Looking forward to a great week in the Grenadines. Good winds are forecast. Title credit to Hugo Thomas. It really was a great Sunset
Photo by Hugo "It wasn't Me" Thomas
Here the Rosehearty team (Minus raya and Emerson who were working) at the end of a busy week of sailing. Very proud and Happy to do this 3 years in a row in St Bart's (4 regatta starts and 4 Regatta wins) with this SAME team Led by the BEST Owner....
Photo by Richie "Drone" Smith
On the way to the finish...
3rd day 1 1st day 2 1st day 3. Gooo Rosehearty
We had had a strong breeze day yesterday. A fair start and a 3 then 4 sail reach to the 1st Corner.
We had a good beat but sometimes under powered and some times over..We went to a 2 reef jib
Another bear away and a jib reach to Barrel of Beef before another tighter reach to the top Corner. We had a very good tussle with Meteor to the finish and thanks to Paul skill and judgment we held them off to take the win. All to play for today..
Perseus^3 and Rosehearty stretching there legs to the finish. She beat us by 2min 45sec.
We got off to a good start and headed out East in to a freshening Breeze. We stayed upwind of the 56m sloop Baysian until the Jib sheet lashing broke..We switched to the staysail and there was plenty of breeze. We rounded the top of the Island and extended on a 4 sail reach before setting our Big A2 and Mizzen Staysail and set off downwind. After rounding the bottom mark it was a straight reach to the finish where we came 3rd by 42 seconds. On the Home stretch a big squall came through just as Perseus^3 came past.
Photo by Waldo
RRRRIIIPPPPP not even a bang #$%^#$!! as Capt Johnno would say. It was a huge job getting it back onboard.. a great job by Team Rosehearty. Why it broke we are not sure. No visible reasons. Maybe a wave...a puff forward or an old unnoticed injury.. Andrew from Doyle unbelievably has stitched it back together. spending all night patching taping and sewing. Today we go out for the 1st race..Wish us luck!!
We had a good day of practice until... We had a good start and got to line line with a few seconds to go.. A good beat up the island and a reach with Jib, Staysail Main and Mizzen.. We bore away around the rocks at the top of the course and set the A3 We set off downwind. looking good.
Photo Waldo
This great shot was going upwind on the East shore of St bars. We were moving along at 12kts
So much fun. 1 More day of practice and then in to it...Go Rosehearty
Photo Richard "drone" Smith
Here we are sailing down with the A3 up. a few tubes and some tacks up wind all to calibrate the boat and get us ready for Friday. Probably 2 more practice days before we have our 3 days of Racing.
Photo by Emmerson "where is Waldo" Carlin
Time to put up the Owners flag at the top of Rosehearty mast 62m tall and standing on the top
is Mr Mark "the Cat" Colville. Good nerves as the boat rolls a little on deck and a lot up there. The view is out of Gustavia to the west
Photo by Richard "Drone"Smith
Finally Friday we got back to the dock to finalize our preparations for the bucket. Stuff going off, Food coming on and everywhere cleaning a boat that was already spotless. Time to get serious.
Photo by Emerson "Teflon" Carlin
Rosehearty, a 56-meter luxury sailing yacht by Perini Navi with interiors by noted French designer Christian Liaigre. Rose hearty charters in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. The super yacht sleep 12 guests in luxurious accommodations.