Vestibular neuritis?

[Kings Gambit]

Happy to hear you have fully recovered! My Dad would complimentary - refer to you as a “tough bird”

I’m Canadian and KNOW a toque will keep you warm in all conditions

On a more serious note a laminated sheet with all your meds and emergency contacts on it would be very useful info.

I have a couple of woolen watch caps on the boat already. Pitching one into the bag is an excellent suggestion!

 

[Kings Gambit]

Hi. I finally got around to looking over some pics I took. Just for fun, and FYI, you can see why it is called "Hen Rock."

The ICON of Hen Rock Cove, Santa Catalina Island, October 2020. Me boat is anchored in 60-61 ft, I estimate <1000 ft away.

 

[Michael Davis]

Don’t you just love place names that have meaning? It’s easy to see why thats called Hen Rock Cove, why Lacy Falls has its name and why Skookumchuck got it’s name. ( coast Salish for strong water which suites a reversible tidal currents that reaches 20 knots.)

 

[Kings Gambit]

Don’t you just love place names that have meaning? It’s easy to see why thats called Hen Rock Cove, why Lacy Falls has its name and why Skookumchuck got it’s name. ( coast Salish for strong water which suites a reversible View attachment 186964 tidal currents that reaches 20 knots.)

I do indeed. Nice pic of Lacy Falls!

 

[Richard19068]

Skookumchuck got it’s name. ( coast Salish for strong water which suites a reversible View attachment 186964 tidal currents that reaches 20 knots.)

Been to Skookumchuck narrows a couple of times on big tides. What an awesome sight.
Never heard of Lacy Falls. That's an incredible photo. Did you take it?

 

[jssailem]

It is an incredible place I anticipate seeing once the border opens.
For now her are a couple of videos.

 

[Michael Davis]

Been to Skookumchuck narrows a couple of times on big tides. What an awesome sight.
Never heard of Lacy Falls. That's an incredible photo. Did you take it?

Our photo. We were lucky enough to be there when we had lots of rain.

 

[thinwater]

I occasionally get ocular migraines, which though generally harmless, give a different sort of visual impairment and very little warning. It is not painfull, you vision just develops large sparkly blind spots. They can prevent reading, for example.

The worst I was ever hit was leading a difficult pitch on rock, 100 feet off the deck standing on pretty much nothing. I could not see enough to procede, so I just stayed there untill it abated a little, and then felt my way to the top. When I got to the ground a juice pack solved the problem in minutes.

On a boat I would have faced a similar challenge; figure out how to stabilize the boat and then try to treat the problem. Yes, big type would certainly help, and I keep several spare pairs of glasses on the boat.

Thanks for sharing.