This is being posted from Savannah since we did not have service in BFE. Our day started at 9:10 from Jekyll Island and we traveled 64 miles to Walburg Creek anchorage. The fires in Florida and Georgia have really made our adventure a little uncomforta…
Kalkan, Patara and Serendipity part 1
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Serendipity of Travel : Kalkan and Patara Unplanned
If you trust to serendipity rather than to your original plan, sometimes it works out better!
This email would have been called Kas by Motorbike because that’s what we intended to do. Go to …
Breaking News!!! – Day 260 – Annapolis, MD
We have a firm deal on the 63 Outer Reef and we are thrilled.Our 63 Outer Reef in SeattleSeattle here we come after a brief visit to Chicago (6/23 to 7/5).Details to follow.
The ancient Gulf of Latmos
The CitiesPriene, Mylus, Herakleia, Melitus.Around the ancient gulf stood a number of great Ionian cites, including the greatest of them all, Miletus. Silting was taking place in ancient times and is not a modern phenomenon. Strabo tells us that the ch…
Cruising up the Potomac
6/10 – 6/13 – We have lived in Maryland for over 20 years and have been to DC numerous times, however, never by water. With a very loose schedule and some extra days before our next planned event (an MTOA Rendezvous at Vera’s on St. Leonard’s Cre…
Cruising up the Potomac
6/10 – 6/13 – We have lived in Maryland for over 20 years and have been to DC numerous times, however, never by water. With a very loose schedule and some extra days before our next planned event (an MTOA Rendezvous at Vera’s on St. Leonard’s Cre…
Prop Shaft Details – Thinking (way) Ahead
There are two interesting points about this photo of the inboard end of the FPB64 prop shaft.
The first is the length of the engagement for the shaft coupling to the shaft, double the norm. Any idea why?
Second is the shaft brake, about which we have spoken in the past. The brake is there to assist […]
