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Columbia River Bar Start of the OREGON OFFSHORE RACE at buoy 2. 41st Annual Oregon Offshore. Hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club of Portland May 10th-14th '17 sailboat race begins in Astoria, OR and ends in Victoria, BC
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Captain Scott Elford offshore vessel master. Photos taken while working on offshore wind farms on a CTV - many during construction periods.
The Great Offshore Exhibition pictures, Espace multimédia gantner.
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credits: wilfried b.
Columbia River Bar Start of the OREGON OFFSHORE RACE at buoy 2. 41st Annual Oregon Offshore. Hosted by Corinthian Yacht Club of Portland May 10th-14th '17 sailboat race begins in Astoria, OR and ends in Victoria, BC
Fortuna, C&C 115
First time participants just keep rollin' in! That's what we like to see. Happy to announce skipper, David De Lanoy, has entered Fortuna, a C&C 115. Fortuna and her Seattle based crew have been active in the racing scene and the Oregon Offshore is considered their key event. One of the many wins she boasts is a First in her division for the 2013 Swiftsure Cape Flattery race. Perhaps she'll sail away with another award on board?!
On a clear day the view from the Kohala Mountain Road scenic overlook really is nice. But with Halema`uma`u as well as Pu`u O`o pumping volcanic gases into the air, clear days are few and far between.
On the day this was taken, the wind was blowing close to 40 knots over most of southern Kohala, and was probably blowing over 30 knots at the overlook where I took the shot. (Hey, the volcanic gases had to get blown out to sea SOMEHOW.)
In this shot is Hualalai on the left (with its cloud cap getting blasted out to sea), the farmhouse ruins in the foreground, Kawaihae Harbor just off of center frame, and a thick haze on the horizon from all the VOG that's getting blown out.
Normally the thermal action on the land just inland from the sea makes for a strong updraft, and generates a gentle onshore breeze over most of this coast. But with the torrential trades we got, the thermals never set up, and a strong offshore breeze continued throughout the day. It's evidenced here by the wind lines in the water. (It's also a good indicator of how wide this panorama is).
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