UPDATE: October 2, 2021
An alert cruiser provided the following information which was passed to the USCG RCC Boston.
“She was in Bucks Harbor Brooksville, Maine Wednesday night and I saw her leaving Eggemoggin Reach heading southwest around 11am Thursday. AIS was working. She is a beautiful old yawl, completely restored a few years ago. If she was off Metinicus Friday afternoon, there are light winds so I think she should show up in Massachusetts Bay today.”
From Glenn Tuttle to the alert cruiser:
“I gave your information to USCG Boston who was very grateful for the help. Coincidentally, one of the USCG aircraft spotted her this morning and she is fine. This is what it’s all about. Cruisers Helping Cruisers! Thanks”
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The USCG Rescue Coordination Center (RCC) Boston has requested Boatwatch.org‘s assistance in locating the 47’ Gaff Rigged Yawl named S/V SEMINOLE.
The vessel was built in 1916 and is well known in the Camden, Maine area. She is captained by a female solo sailor, age 68.
The vessel departed Camden at approximately 1830 hrs Eastern Time, 30 Sep 2021, possibly bound for Newport, RI and the Cape Cod Canal.
The last known position for the vessel from Marine Traffic: Latitude / Longitude: 43.86339° / -68.96828°
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The USCG Rescue Coordination Center (RCC) Boston has requested Boatwatch.org‘s assistance in locating the 47’ Gaff Rigged Yawl named S/V SEMINOLE. The vessel was built in 1916 and is well known in the Camden, Maine area. She is captained by a female solo sailor, age 68.
The vessel departed Camden at approximately 1830 hrs Eastern Time, 30 Sep 2021, possibly bound for Newport, RI and the Cape Cod Canal. However, she is known to gunkhole on passages, so she could be anywhere up a creek or secluded anchorage.