Anasazi Racing: new zealand

December 22, 2015

richmond yacht club & the auckland sailing community

Our crew would like to send our heart-felt gratitude to the Richmond Yacht Club in Auckland, New Zealand for hosting a Shipwreck Party in November to help raise Kiwi dollars for our replacement mast project. More important than the funds is the friendship that is helping us continue on this difficult rebuild project.

Auckland is very special in our hearts for many reasons, but particularly because New Zealand is the magic spot in this world where we started a family, had our third child, and got married. It is a place where we have forged many wonderful friendships and made life-long connections. It is a fantastic city full of great minds and big passion for sailing.

Pulling into this world port feels like coming home for our family, and for this reason, we consider Auckland to be a true home port for us.

Thank you to all our kind friends in the sailing community for all of your support and friendship & best wishes for upcoming New Year. We appreciate all of you and look forward to sailing home again someday to make more memories.

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Many thanks to organizers, contributors and participants of this event - we wish we could have been there!

Richmond Yacht Club
Kate - Admin
Bryon Wright - Commodore

Organising Committee
Craig McDonald - Chairperson
Josh Tucker
Andy Ball
Andrew Mikkelsen

Supporters
Burnsco Marine
Issey Evers
Jereremy Stephensen / NZ Starboard SUP

Music
Phil Hart

Anasazi Girl at the Viaduct Basin hard-stand.
Auckland - NEW ZEALAND (September 2007)

A. Girl at the dock.
Viaduct Basin, Auckland - NEW ZEALAND (November 2012)

Sky tower at sunset.
Auckland - NEW ZEALAND (July 2013)

View of city skyline from A. Girl in the Waitemata Harbour
Auckland - NEW ZEALAND (December 2012)

October 2, 2014

June 4, 2014

patagonia, inc. - summer 2014 catalog

Great memories of our kids zooming fast on wheels in the southern hemisphere city of sails. These two wild ones terrorized all the pedestrians along the waterfront by racing each other on all the ramps they could find (including the steep three story one along the Events Center building).

Both scooters made it to the bottom of the harbour countless times during Tormentina & Raivo's on-the-docks antics. Thanks to the Viaduct Marina for being so cool with us and to Jeri Bakker & the crew of SY Zefiro, Dan Thielmann & Chris Sadler for putting on the dive gear to retrieve the sunken treasures.