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“The Wind Always Picks Up in the After-noon” Sailing Across the San Andreas Fault
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“The Wind Always Picks Up in the After-noon” Sailing Across the San Andreas Fault
I was sailing fast, running downwind and sneaking into each little cove to see if it would make a good campsite, and then jibing to turn back out into the bay. The wind had increased steadily and whitecaps were forming. The wind shifted over and gusted into the high teens, maybe low 20s mph. We (my boat and I) crash jibed onto the port tack so that, with breakneck speed and savage authority, the wind forced the sail across the cockpit. I threw m…
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