This is an awesome rock formation for all you geology types, I think a plutonic plug? Jim, Steve, your thoughts? Definitely of young volcanic origin.
At Anchor, Martinique
Ste. Anne anchorage, yes it is a busy place, we anchor way out, lots of boats still but spread out so you have enough privacy, clear water, nice breezes.
Windlass Part 3
The angle drive had worked lose, same as previous. This time I had the proper degrease cleaner and proper Loctite and Permatex sealant/thread locker on board. Again text and voice coaching from Scotty (Scott Wiley Marine Services) and we ha…
Cambridge to Big Majors Spot
Cambridge to Big Majors Spot: After blowing a steady 20-30 mph for the past four days, the winds have finally subsided to 10-15 mph. It’s time to continue south. It looks like most of the nine other boats in the Cambridge mooring field are also taking advantage of this opportunity. We had hoped to jump […]
April 24, 2016 Biloxi to The Wharf Marina, Orange Beach, AL
We left Biloxi at 6:30 AM and once again had a great day on the water. We couldn’t have asked for better weather these past two days. The only thing missing was lots of dolphins!Bye bye BiloxiOcean Springs bridgeAnother great day on the wat…
April 23, 2016 New Orleans to Biloxi
S/V Longhawk scheduled a bridge opening at 8:00 am so the plan was to leave the dock at 7:30 am. I was walking back to the boat with Teak before heading out and I looked to the side of the dock and saw what looked like a log. I looked again…
PHOTO OF THE WEEK – Wave Riders
The story behind WAVE RIDERS… The Best of Nature 2016 Photography Exhibition opens this coming weekend at the San Diego Natural History Museum. Since I’m off cruising in the Caribbean, I will miss the Opening Reception on Read More …
April 24 – Charleston, SC
Maritime Center Marina
“The traveler sees what he sees. The tourist sees what he has come to see.” —G.K. Chesterton
There is a little know walkway in Charleston, called the Gateway Walk. It hat connects the Unitarian Church and St. John’s Lutheran Church, located along Archdale Street to the Circular Congregational Church on Meeting and St. Philips Episcopal on Church Street. It’s situated in the historic heart of Charleston and yet off the beaten path, Gateway Walk provides a break from the busy main streets as it meanders through old graveyards and secluded gardens, much of the way is in the quiet shade of moss draped live oaks.
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