andyatos
Well-Known Member
On April 22nd, Phil and I got together at Jenner and did some sailing. It was an "interesting" day.
The above average rains this winter did something I haven't seen in quite a while; they blew open a new, massive entrance at the river mouth. You can see the new river mouth here.
What this has done is allow the river to empty itself when there's "low" low tides. April 22nd didn't disappoint. Phil seems to be a lucky charm when we sail together. The day always turns into an adventure.
We got an early start with a plan to do the 12+ miles Duncan's Mills bridge out and return and beat the forecasted strong NW winds back to the Jenner boat ramp. Well, we didn't beat the winds back to the ramp. Almost but not quite.
Here's the video.
Cheers,
- Andy
The above average rains this winter did something I haven't seen in quite a while; they blew open a new, massive entrance at the river mouth. You can see the new river mouth here.
What this has done is allow the river to empty itself when there's "low" low tides. April 22nd didn't disappoint. Phil seems to be a lucky charm when we sail together. The day always turns into an adventure.
We got an early start with a plan to do the 12+ miles Duncan's Mills bridge out and return and beat the forecasted strong NW winds back to the Jenner boat ramp. Well, we didn't beat the winds back to the ramp. Almost but not quite.

Here's the video.
Cheers,
- Andy