Welcome to day 339 of 365 photos…there was a meteor shower that peaked at 2AM on Sunday morning. I wasn’t awake when that happened but I decided that I would go out for a while last night to see if I could see any meteors to photograph. I set the camera on the tripod and added […]
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Marina Peurto Bahia, DRWe checked into South Side Marina to enjoy a great but far too short a stay in the Turks and Caicos. Thanks for the hospitality Bob. Met up with June & Duane on Sea Clearly. We shared a rental car to tour the island, go for a…
I decided to break from my past routine and go into a bit more detail, we are both retired now, gotta do something with all that free time!Ceviche 101Well, it was not planned to be a 72 hour direct crossing but man did it work out sweet. A bit of histo…
Sunday, December 14, 2014: Another beautiful day. Got a later start after pumping out at the free city pump-out. Choctawatchee Bay was calm with a very light chop. It took us 3 hours to go across the bay. We got to Panama City and to our anchorage in decent time averaging 11 mph. We listened to the Packer game on line radio station while under way; they played the Bills and lost 13 to 21.
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CO’s comments. Another very good anchorage.
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12-14-2014: Pearl Bayou anchorage
Sunday, December 14, 2014: Another beautiful day. Got a later start after pumping out at the free city pump-out. Choctawatchee Bay was calm with a very light chop. It took us 3 hours to go across the bay. We got to Panama City and to our anchorage in decent time averaging 11 mph. We listened to the Packer game on line radio station while under way; they played the Bills and lost 13 to 21.
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CO’s comments. Another very good anchorage.
12-14-2014: Pearl Bayou anchorage
Being very 21st century in all things to do with serious cruising, we have a demo video of a pair of ultimate cruising tools. The first is an FPB _______ (insert your appropriate size), and the second a DJI Phantom 2 Vision+ Quadcopter with FPV HD Video Camera and 3-Axis Gimbal with which to admire the […]
Keep in mind that we are not attorneys nor do we have any expertise in the laws regarding these actions. Every Skipper must make their own decsions when they find themselves in a boarding situation. The following are only our thoughts and opinions. B…
Welcome to day 338 of 365 photos…I thought I would share a few photos of our pergola. There, of course, is a story behind it. It was just finished by Mr. B. You may notice that it is a bit larger than most backyard pergola’s but those of you that know Mr. B, know that he […]
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Keep in mind that we are not attorneys nor do we have any expertise in the laws regarding these actions. Every Skipper must make their own decsions when they find themselves in a boarding situation. The following are only our thoughts and opinions. Boardings by law enforcement officers on the water have always been a touchy subject for many boaters. It’s often heard that such actions are considered anywhere from a minor inconvenience to a violation of our Constitutional rights. The truth and reality lies somewhere in between. There are still many misconceptions and misinformation in the boating community as to what can and can’t be done when you hear the dreaded command, “prepare to be boarded.” What are our options? Can we refuse? Are our rights being violated? The answers are simple yet complicated and may not be what many want to hear or to believe.
New boats have warranty issues, it simply comes with the territory. What does not necessarily come with the territory is how those warranty issues are resolved. Our experience with Outer Reef with regard to correction of problems continues …
