Lauren Landers Sailing: sailing to Tahawada with a new crew member
At the start of the passage, Lauren Landers Sailing was preparing to sail to Tahawada, a trip of roughly 45 to 50 miles. Before departing, she went to pick up another woman named Mobby, a researcher based on the island whose friends were sailing to Tahawada. With Mobby aboard, the plan was a downwind sail that Lauren hoped would be uneventful, despite a rainy morning.
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