My morning project has been selecting ten images for critique at my workshop up in the Smokies next week. So, of course, I wind up selecting an image taken in the early morning up in the mountains – and one with water. Weather is not looking good but who cares. I get to hang out […]
Yawning Cardinal – what?!
Have you ever seen a yawning cardinal? I didn’t think that birds yawned but honest…he sat on a branch and yawned wide. At first I thought he was going to call but the mouth just opened wider and nary a sound came out. Note how his wings are sort of stretched out. I guess I […]
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April 24 – Charleston, SC
Ashley MarinaThe weather finally looks nice today. It’s hard to believe it’s the end of April and we’re in the south…we still have our heater on! The weather all over the county is crazy this year…winter just doesn’t want to go away. W…
Subic Redux
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Today’s Pic
Early morn fishing tripCompass CayNordhavn Exumas Abacos Bahamas trawler Caribbean Pickwick Boat dogs
Memphis Downtown
Boats Boats and More Boats
Yesterday started with a pleasant surprise. Fellow Isle of Hope refugee Frank on Tailhook called. He left Isle of Hope Marina for good and is taking his boat to the Tenn-Tom, and stopped at Brunswick for the night. We had a chance to …
FPB 64-7 Video: First Day Aboard-Close Quarters Maneuvering
Come on board with Stan and Valerie Creighton as they get acquainted with FPB 64-7 Buffalo Nickel during their first day of close quarters maneuvering.
You can also see the video in its full HD resolution by clicking here.
Transiting the Panama Canal
One day we hope to transit the Panama Canal on our own bottom, but in the meantime it’s still very cool to see her make the trip. As we’re driving across country we’ve been watching for the EUROGRACHT (our ship) on marinetraffic.com. Here i…
Relaxing Day
a much more relaxing day than the last two have been. We motored over to Roscoe Bay and set the anchor in the entrance to the bay. You can only enter on high tide because there is a drying shoal in the entryway. So while we waited for the tide to ri…
