The Sunday Convoy

 The Final Leg to Sydney

After a few days of waiting for the weather to pass, a perfect window appeared this morning.

an excess 14 heads to sea the view is from behind the wheel so you can see the chart plotter and sun going down on the horizon with blue sky and calm sea

There's a special atmosphere on a morning like this; a sense of shared purpose as you see other boats also preparing to leave. As we headed out of Port Stephens, it was clear we weren’t the only ones with this idea—a whole convoy of boats was heading south, making the most of the favorable conditions. It's always a good sign when your weather routing matches the local consensus!

The run down the coast was fantastic. The boat felt alive in the fresh breeze, stretching her legs after the brief stopover. The journey wasn't without some classic East Coast excitement, however, as we had to navigate a few impressive electrical storms along the way. Watching the light show from the safety and comfort of the saloon, knowing the boat is handling everything with ease, is a unique part of the experience. With the sun setting, Sydney's famous coastline is now in our sights and Flagstaff Marine is waiting for the Excess 14 to arrive.

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