Sailing Sea Dream of Clyde · video

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A solo sailor navigated the 90-mile crossing of the Gulf of California from San Juanico to San Carlos, Mexico, aboard the 38-ft sloop Sea Dream of Clyde.0:20 The 26-hour passage required hand-steering during light, fluky winds before the breeze filled in from the east-southeast, allowing for a steady beam reach.1:21 Upon arrival in San Carlos, the boat underwent a comprehensive summer layup process to prepare for six months of storage on the hard.13:29 Maintenance tasks included flushing the engine with fresh water, performing an oil change to prevent sulfuric acid buildup, and removing sails and the outboard motor.19:14 To protect the interior from intense heat and UV damage, the owner installed aluminum covers over the main cabin windows and used tarps for additional shade.21:22 The vessel was hauled out using a hydraulic trailer, revealing significant marine growth on the hull despite the application of Interlux CSC Micron bottom paint nine months prior.20:08 Proper preparation of the engine and deck gear is essential for long-term storage in hot, tropical climates.

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