Morpheus Sailing – Page 97 – Morpheus was designed by Carl Schumacher, built by Davie Norris Boatbuilders in New Zealand and launched in 2002. She spent her first 18 months cruising the South Pacific before reaching her home port of San Francisco. Since that time, Morpheus has been raced and cruised extensively. This blog will document her ongoing adventures.

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Seville at Night

23 Jun 201315 Oct 2022

Last night Deb and I grabbed our cameras and took a walk around Old Town Seville. During the day this area was full of tourists and the temperature was in the…

Morpheus Cruising

Bound for Tarifa!!

Heading out via Bus this afternoon for Tarifa! Need to get a kite surfing fix!!

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21 Jun 201315 Oct 2022

In an earlier post, Debbie described our trip up the Guadalquivir River to Seville.Here as a followup is a slideshow of that trip.-Jim

Bob has gone native on us!!

18 Jun 201314 Jun 2015

Is it difficult to figure out why all the locals chuckle as we walk by??Jim Gregory

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Planes, trains, and ferries

16 Jun 201315 Oct 2022

Today is Sunday. The Worlds finished yesterday and last night in Livorno, Italy, Deb and I jumped onboard a ferry bound for Barcelona, Spain. We plan to spend the evening…

Lava Beaches

16 Jun 201314 Jun 2015

I know that I've posted something like this recently, but I still can't get over people spreading their towels on a lava beach at 0930!!!Jim Gregory

Etchells Worlds 2013

16 Jun 201314 Jun 2015

Well, the worlds are over and the boats are all back on their trailers returning to their home ports in England, Ireland, Italy, France, New Zealand, Australia, and the USA. Looking…

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Etchells Worlds

15 Jun 201315 Oct 2022

It's all over folks!!No racing today. Deb and I are taking a twenty hour ferry to Barcelona tonight. One night in Barcelona, and then a train to Seville Should be an…

One more time

15 Jun 201314 Jun 2015

I'm guessing we are done. Jim Gregory

New Friends

15 Jun 201314 Jun 2015

Good times with our new friends from the Etchells RapscalionJim Gregory