18-June-2024

June 18, 2024

June 18th, 2024, San Diego
Boat name: BeezNeez
Boat Type: Hunter 290, center helm
Length: 29 ft
Crew role: First Mate
Distance: 23.7 miles
Duration: 6.25 hours
Wind: 7-8 knots
Notes: Assisted with navigation and sail adjustments. Sailed to the SD Buoy at the San Diego Harbor Channel entrance. Fair conditions with medium and variable winds. Sail was part of the San Diego Shared Sailing group.

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