We are making progress. Jerry is whittling away at his to do list. I have been shopping and shopping again. I can’t buy much more because I am running out of cubby holes to stow (that’s a nautical term for put stuff away) stuff. We are in the midd…
Traveling north
We have been traveling with Lilipad. The sunset off of Bahia RosarioThor and crew left Cabo Saturday morning 3/3 and ran through the night until we arrived at Magdalena Bay. We anchored in Man of War Cove and delivered school supplies for the vill…
Ugana Cay / Nippers
The beach from Nippers at Guana CayA WOW momentFollow the sand path to the Atlantic side of the island to Nippers Beach BarOf course what would an island bar be without it own poolAnd music, drinks and dance we also took the dinghy over to Grabber…
To Blog or not to Blog on Sailblog?
I struggle with the notion of whether I/we should suspend our boat blogging and I should reve up my knitting blog exclusively. I guess either way the content would still not be exclusive to the topic. We have acquired some interesting pieces to repur…
Don’t Fall In Love With A Dreamer
Don’t fall in love with a dreamer… a great old tune by Kenny Rogers. Yesterday’s blog was written by Pam and it seems to have hit a note with cruisers, especially women. This got me to thinking about cruisers and live-aboards in general, …
Kiwi Dress
Based on the weather so far, here is a review of recommended inner and outer ware in Kiwiland. Tech pants and shirt (long or short), fast drying, high SPF rating as we are under the hole in the ozone layer, … Continue reading →
IT IS SO HARD TO LEAVE – UNTIL YOU LEAVE – AND THEN IT’S THE EASIEST GODDAMNED THING IN THE WORLD, "John Green"
I knew the end was coming, but you just never know. The first indication was the “departure list” and then an estimated departure date (weather permitting, of course)of March 9th. The weather plays a huge factor in the “estimated departure …
Walking Adventures
Here are two more walking stories.
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Walking Adventures
When I go walking with Sharman, I never know where we’ll go. I just follow along and trust she knows where we’re going. Sharman has studied the area on Google Earth and pays attention when w…
Finished—Now it’s time for wine!
We got the stuff stowed and the plastic up for the engine repairs that start at 8AM tomorrow morning. I am just glad that we did it ourselves because the yard was $60 hr and it took us 3 hours. That savings should keep me in wine for awhile as I earned my keep today. … Continue reading »
Cruising Queen Charlotte Sound: Hecate and Calvert Islands
The maze of islands and waterways that border Queen Charlotte Sound has long been
one of our favorite cruising ground. The terrain is complex, the scenery is varied
and impressive, and the …
