Doc,
As an old sailor, we all know what it's like to be in the doldrums, but we also know how quickly it can change. At first you may just get a small puff of wind, but before you know it you're up to speed and headed for your destination. Frankly, if I'm headed for a destination I'll use the iron genoa if I'm not making near hull speed, but when day sailing I've seen zero's on my GPS many times and just waited for a breeze, it always eventually came. It really can be quite pleasant on a nice warm sunny day, even better if I put a line in the water.
Hundreds of years ago our ancestors learned how to sail all over the world, they could go East, West, North, or South, but they knew at times they had to pass through the doldrums and they managed to do it. Their ability to reach their destination was amazing, today, if I wish, I can navigate on my cell phone alone, and also get the wind forecast there as well.
I can't tell you what destination NWBO is headed for, is it a buyout, partnership, or just approval, but regardless, I believe we're about to come out of the doldrums and at least our initial destination won't be that far away any more. Many cruises have many destinations before you return home.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving,
Gary
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