The crew is gradually settling into their new routine. No one would say Dee Dee is thrilled but she is becoming more accepting. It’s a good lesson for the little diva.True to form, Dylan is handling the situation with his usual aplomb. He loves to play…
Big Day
Mom and Dad decided that anyone who was even casually looking for sweet Dora would have found her by now. After all, her picture is more places than the Kardashians. Now it’s time to figure out her permanent home. There are a couple of good prospects.I…
Dora Runs with the Big Dogs
Dora spent her second day at the dog park. She definitely has an affinity for the big dogs.
Mar. 7 – Seventh Anniversary
“To move, to breathe, to fly, to float, to gain all while you give; to roam the roads of lands remote; to travel is to live.” ―Hans Christian Andersen
Seven years ago today we pulled out of Port Lavaca on the adventure that has changed our life. We’ve definitely seen a lot, learned a lot, met a lot of wonderful people and enjoyed “almost” every minute of this great new life. In the past seven years we’ve traveled over 18,000 miles, visited over 300 towns, three countries, 22 states and providences, stayed at over 100 different marinas and anchored in 157 different anchorages and we look forward to all the years of new adventures to come. Here’s the post I made to this blog on day one of our new life. (March 7, 2011) Here’s a link to our travel map.
Seven years ago today we pulled out of Port Lavaca on the adventure that has changed our life. We’ve definitely seen a lot, learned a lot, met a lot of wonderful people and enjoyed “almost” every minute of this great new life. In the past seven years we’ve traveled over 18,000 miles, visited over 300 towns, three countries, 22 states and providences, stayed at over 100 different marinas and anchored in 157 different anchorages and we look forward to all the years of new adventures to come. Here’s the post I made to this blog on day one of our new life. (March 7, 2011) Here’s a link to our travel map.
Rainy Day, Day 3
We woke to a rainy day which means no dog park. But Dylan and Dora had their own little romp in the living room. Dee Dee seemed perturbed by the whole spectacle.Mom thinks Dee Dee kinda wanted to join in, but, you know, then she’d have to admit she was…
Dora, Day 2
Dora had a good night in the collapsible crate we always bringing on our travels. She snores as she drifts off to sleep but settles down once she’s out. We’ve spread the word far and wide, being helped by friends and strangers and the local authorities…
Dog Found!
Life often has a way of taking over and deciding what you will do next. As we were heading back to the house on our early morning walk, the cutest little pup came running down the middle of the street right towards us. She leapt and ran circles a…
Sad News
Sad news about George Buehler. He was the inspiration and designer for many excellent,
stoutly built ocean going boats- including our KamaHele:
To all concerned…
It saddens me to announce the sudden death of George Buehler.
George died February 28, 2018 at age 69 of complications following an aortic aneurysm and emergency surgery.
George would be honored that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to WAIF at https://waifanimals.org
Whidbey Animals’ Improvement Foundation is a non-profit organization which was formed in 1990 in an effort to help Whidbey Island’s homeless companion animals.
Another important organization is Old Dog Haven at https://olddoghaven.org/
His business George Buehler Yacht Designs at this time will be closed. Any future information of his memorial service or future business details will be provided at a later date.
George is survived by his wife Gail Buehler.
Sincerely,
Susan
Office
New davit for the bow
The long range plan for Kamahele is to build and install a forward mast, which would also include a lifting boom to handle loads on and off the fore deck. This major project is on the back burner as we get the boat ready for cruising this summer. There…
Sad News
Sad news about George Buehler. He was the inspiration and designer for many excellent,
stoutly built ocean going boats- including our KamaHele:
To all concerned…
It saddens me to announce the sudden death of George Buehler.
George died February 28, 2018 at age 69 of complications following an aortic aneurysm and emergency surgery.
George would be honored that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to WAIF at https://waifanimals.org
Whidbey Animals’ Improvement Foundation is a non-profit organization which was formed in 1990 in an effort to help Whidbey Island’s homeless companion animals.
Another important organization is Old Dog Haven at https://olddoghaven.org/
His business George Buehler Yacht Designs at this time will be closed. Any future information of his memorial service or future business details will be provided at a later date.
George is survived by his wife Gail Buehler.
Sincerely,
Susan
Office
