Cheers,
Today we visited the Tower of London. And thanks to my Towers Hamlets library card I only had to pay £1 for my ticket. My long walk to Canary Wharf to get the card is another whole story with lots of photos for another…
Sunday “out and about.”
Walkabout… Solomons Island
I like doors. Especially old funky ones that look as if they won’t open.The weather’s been beautiful and the folks around here are very cool. It’s all about boats around here.We’ve made friends with folks who live next to the Yacht Club where were stay…
Sept. 22 – Baltimore, MD
Henderson’s Wharf MarinaIt’s pretty easy to get out of the habit of updating the blog…especially when there isn’t a lot to report on! We are really enjoying our time in Baltimore, especially since the weather has been so wonderful. A cold front…
FPB Progress In Spite of the America’s Cup
A quick update on FPB progress in New Zealand, where the Circa team have been hard at work in spite of the America’s Cup excitement.. The Matrix deck sub assembly is almost ready for a weight check. With weight being a critical issue in this roof area, Circa have elected to use very thin skins […]
Today’s Pic
Boats on the BayNordhavn Exumas Abacos Bahamas trawler Caribbean Pickwick Boat dogs
Memphis Downtown
Sportospilia bay
From the top of Spartohori looking down on the bay.
Portospilia bay
From the top of Spartohori looking down on the bay.
Stuck in the Northern Chesapeake
Okay, I wouldn’t really call it stuck. More like lingering excessively. Our last post left off with us leaving Chesapeake City to avoid the noise and hassle of the upcoming Labor Day weekend. We exited the C&D Canal and headed south on the Elk Rive…
Stuck in the Northern Chesapeake
Okay, I wouldn’t really call it stuck. More like lingering excessively. Our last post left off with us leaving Chesapeake City to avoid the noise and hassle of the upcoming Labor Day weekend. We exited the C&D Canal and headed south on the Elk Rive…
Captain’s Log September 23, 2013 Baltimore
M/V ARGO CAPTAIN’S LOG September 20, 2013 Baltimore: Our last newsletter ended with our possible departure on September 1 for the U.S. from Shelburne, Nova Scotia. The passage across the Gulf of Maine is potentially difficult both because of weather concerns, particularly at this time of year, and because it is 270 miles of open water that is exposed to the open ocean and its associated swells. The …
