
“If you think adventure is dangerous, try routine. It’s lethal.”
Paulo Coelho
Reading my Small Craft Advisor magazine was my first introduction to The Texas 200. The more I learned about this crazy event, the more I knew that I had to participate in it. It is the ultimate adventure involving sailing and camping for 6 days (and 200 miles) along the remote Texas coastline with other like-minded sailing enthusiasts and adventure seekers.
I hadn’t even had Guppy for a full year, when I drove her down to Port Isabel… I was so naive and full of hopeful expectations. We had every intention to complete the entire 6 days but only made it one day. But oh, what a glorious one day it was!
For my full account: http://www.texas200.com/2018/2018-Account-Rachel-Doss.pdf
For more information on the blessed event: http://www.texas200.com
Gupdate: Guppy and I are heading north this June to participate in the first ever Salish 100 event in Washington. I couldn’t resist this dream sailing destination with other small boat enthusiasts.
This event begins June 22 and should take almost 4 days of driving from Texas to get there. I decided that time would not allow me to do both events (Texas 200 and Salish 100) if I wanted to keep my sanity and my job. Therefore, I chose to focus on the Salish 100.
*I’m currently prepping for the Salish 100 2019 and intend to participate in next year’s Texas 200 in 2020.
