Windseeking on Nova Scotia - Multimedia

1. Douglas Smith, Ancaster, Ontario Canada 04 October 2007

Tell Dave I can send you a picture of a Moose if he needs to see one, but they are very good at hiding themselves very cautious when you eventually come up on one!! Great Video!! Very informative.
Cheers

2. Barry Mac Neil, Port Hawkesbury Nova Scotia 06 October 2007

Good luck in the race, you are all doing Nova Scotia proud. I am astonished that there seems to be little or no press coverage here in N.S. of the race. I only found out about it via the NSYA web site. I’m always astonished that Canada has some of the best sailers in the world but get very little attention here.Anyway I’ll be following your progress. Good luck.
Barry Mac Neil. WMYC . St. Peters N.S.

3. Nancy Smith, Hamilton, Ontario 06 October 2007

Look, out Dave - I have sighted a moose in the near distance.  Better keep someone up in the crows nest to stay watch… The moose is probably trying to catch flying fish too…
Good luck to you all.

4. lyle saunders, stoney creek 08 October 2007

We missed the moose but ate turkey & ham in your honour mooseman. Mom & dad and Aunt Janet & the Creekers say a big hello-kisses Rickyboy. We are all in awe of what you are doing and only hope you are warm & full; truly cannot beleive you are “out there”. Luv Ya

5. Kieran, Calgary AB CANADA 08 October 2007

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving guys!!!!!! If no moose, any turkeys?

6. Ragtime, Brackendale 09 October 2007

Way to go Dave!  We’re following you closely and we’re very excited and proud of you!  Went out on Red Heather for Thanksgiving in a gale, lots of excitement on ol’ Howe Sound.  Keep up the good work!  The entire crew is following your exploits and so is the Yacht Club!

7. Red Heather, Brackendale BC, Canada 09 October 2007

Great video Dave....Nothing like a little Moosehead to take you across the Atlantic.  Good luck to all of you.  You’re doing so well....Hats off to your weather router.  He/She/They really know how to read those GRIB files. Keep driving fast and best of luck in the upcoming Doldrums.

8. Don Pearson, Duncan BC 12 October 2007

Way to go dave!