Sailing Triteia · video

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The crew of Triteia travels from their current location to Port Angeles, Washington, to rent a car while waiting out a three-day weather window.1:36 They visit an electrical supply store in Port Angeles to source an 80-amp breaker for the boat’s electrical system, noting limited availability in Neah Bay.3:36 After securing the part, the crew hikes to Cape Flattery, the northwesternmost point of the contiguous United States, observing the lighthouse and heavy surf conditions.9:39 They also explore a nearby beach featuring sea stacks and numerous Velella velella, commonly known as sailor-by-the-wind jellyfish skeletons.11:00 The excursion includes wildlife sightings of elk near the coast.12:57 The crew successfully navigates the area during a period of clear weather before cloud cover moves in.11:19

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