Captain Black's Sea Chronicles
Sailing the blogosphere since 2010
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Yep, I'm Still Here
That's right. I'm still here. Still sailing. Just relocated down south.
Been sailing with a bunch of cool folks down in New Orleans for Wednesday Nights as well as some weekend races on a 40.7 Beneteau. I've been experimenting with not only taking pictures but also some short videos (via the Vine app if you're familiar). Hopefully you'll enjoy.
I'm on twitter way more than I post here so feel free to hit me up there. There aren't nearly enough sailors on there yet as my2fish and Tillerman can attest.
Monday, December 31, 2012
How Badasses Put Out a Fire
This video is for you, +Thad Greiner and +David Wagner. I can't promise a more active posting schedule in 2013 but I can certainly give it a try.
Monday, April 23, 2012
Matt Rutherford Talks About His Circumnavigation of the Americas
Matt Rutherford talks about his solo nonstop circumnavigation of the Americas with Gary Jobson.
For his blog, check out www.solotheamericas.org.
I'll have a full post up later at peterfblack.com
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Which Captain's Licence Should I Go For? & Summer 2012 Plans
The above video is a quick explanation of the different types of Captain's licences. I am still working on the necessary sea time for my own 6-Pack license but I probably won't have that for another couple years.
In an effort to remedy that situation and despite taking summer law classes this year (meaning I won't be able to sail Wednesday nights in Round Bay), I hope to do most of my studying this summer aboard Surprise, our family's 30' Catalina.
If I can actually stick to that plan, it will cutoff my internet access (read: main source of distraction), allow me to do some distraction-free studying, give me the time to do some boatwork, as well as pickup some additional sea days.
Doing law school at night while working full time is often a stressful juggling act and I'm hoping to balance out the stress with some sailing this summer.
Since you're probably interested in what the requirements for these licenses are, check out the U.S. Coast Guard's website which gives you all the detailed info.
BTW: In an effort to further my writing and professional website development skills, I will be migrating my writing over to a new website as soon as I get it set up. It will be much of the same content but (I hope) it will incorporate more law and law school related writings.
I'll let you all know what the site is once it's looking decent.
Monday, April 2, 2012
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Mad Carbon Fiber Skillz! - VOR
Abu Dhabi team's Azzam ("Determination" in Arabic) does hull repair in the Southern Ocean.
via gCaptain.
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