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2014-08-13 06:44:48 - Re: GRAY WHALE MIGRATION RACE
I'm fitting this race and a re-run of the Sydney Auckland tall ship race around the forthcoming sailonline world race. I pencilled in the tall ship race in November, but can easily switch these.
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2014-09-29 08:17:55 - Re: GRAY WHALE MIGRATION RACE 2014
Welcome to the Gray Whale Migration Race 2014 - please feel free to add commentary, anecdotes or links to information here about gray whales (or whales in general)!

Video (long) from NATURE Channel

Jay's Run PR - 1 Oct

1. jay8s (USA)
2. glynnwi (GBR)
3. RainbowChaser (GBR)


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2014-10-01 19:07:39 - Re: GRAY WHALE MIGRATION RACE

A pre-race blog post for the Gray Whale Migration race is now available on solfans.org
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2014-10-01 20:06:55 - Re: GRAY WHALE MIGRATION RACE
Leg 1 - Bering to Westdahl

VIDEO from Univ of Washington
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2014-10-02 12:39:10 - Re: GRAY WHALE MIGRATION RACE
For anyone interested in local charts for this race, I suggest starting with the NOAA interactive chart viewer

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2014-10-06 12:34:05 - Re: GRAY WHALE MIGRATION RACE
6 October - comments from chat:

Too bad the mark at Rose Spit is not further into the Strait. Be nice to get back outside into the wind after rounding. IRL if you cut that corner close you'll run aground.

Also IRL there is a strait betweem Graham Is and Moresby Is. There is a narrow section in the middle of that passage that is probably like Deception Pass when the tides run through.
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2014-10-10 09:32:39 - Re: GRAY WHALE MIGRATION RACE
What Wiki has to say about Cape Blanco
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2016-11-24 17:53:47 - Re: GRAY WHALE MIGRATION RACE
Our 2016 Autumn Migration is coming to a close but hopefully we'll be back soon to Isla Magdalena - perhaps even for a return, Spring race, back up to the feeding grounds!
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Our 2016 Autumn Migration is coming to a close but hopefully we'll be back soon to Isla Magdalena - perhaps even for a return, Spring race, back up to the feeding grounds!

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