TUESDAYTOTAL MILES TRAVELED TODAY: 0 NMSUNRISE: 7:31 AM SUNSET: 7:29 PMHIGH: 79 LOW: 67More boat maintenance and major cleaning today! For an idea of what we face just add your car maintenance to your home maintenance, throw in a bit of salt, don’t f…
Back to George Town
We leave Long Island, fish our way back in Exuma Sound, lucky to land a nice little Blackfin, yummy! Stayed in George Town about a week. Hooked up with Bill & Ruth again on Tautaug, glad we got to see you agian before you headed north!C…
March 9-13, 2011 (St. Augustine and Jacksonville, FL)
March 9-10. Left the docks of Daytona Beach at 7:30am heading to St. Augustine. We are cruising the Palm Coast. We’ve never seen such a jungle of palm trees; they have grown so close together that you couldn’t walk through the wooded area. Now that’s a lot of palm trees considering they have no […]
If we leave this early will they still call us snowbirds?
After crossing Shuttle Launch off our bucket list we pulled away from Titusville still shocked and amazed that we had seen Discovery fly. Unfortunately it was really time to finish up our stay in Florida and begin to get up the coa…
Life’s2Short 2011-03-16 06:52:00
Our Final Weeks in St. PetersburgSince our last update we have been working hard to cross projects off the Captain’s long list. After Todd got the engines put back together, he tore into the VacuFlush toilet in the aft stateroom. Although frustrating…
Cabbage Key and beyond
No, they don’t grow cabbage there. The key is named for the cabbage palm. The island is one hundred acres and is a twenty eight foot tall Indian shell mound. The only way to the island is by water and has no roads or vehicles, just trails through the l…
September Song 2011-03-16 06:10:00
Our “cheeseburgers in Paradise”
The Prime Meridian
I am in London this week on business, and on Sunday I took the opportunity to visit Greenwich, England, where the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Observatory, and the prime meridian are all located. It was a fun field-trip, and very relevant to our…
The Prime Meridian
I am in London this week on business, and on Sunday I took the opportunity to visit Greenwich, England, where the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Observatory, and the prime meridian are all located. It was a fun field-trip, and very relevant to our travels aboard Three@Sea. You probably know that a “meridian” is a […]
The Impact Of Scale In Yacht Design
As we work on a new design we frequently refer to past projects. We used to overlay paper plots of lines drawings and compare how volume was handled above and below the waterline. There are the numeric values to review of course, but in the end, when you are talking about how a given shape […]
