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Sailing to South Georgia: Retracing Shackleton’s 1916 traverse
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Sailing to South Georgia: Retracing Shackleton’s 1916 traverse
Sailing to South Georgia Island, a family sail-ski-climb adventure for Skip Novak reveals the changing Shackleton Traverse Photo: Zu MacdermotWe hit the cold front square on. From light and variable in the centre of the low, bottoming out at 973mb, the wind took but an hour to ramp up to a point where we needed three reefs in the fore mainsail and only a staysail up front. Early in the day the Windy app was clear what lay in store: 40-plus knots…
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