Hagi – 34 26N/131 25E
June 7-13, 2010
Starr in the Sea of Japan
I am home now in Seattle when I write this story and it is very difficult to “enter into” the story of Starr in the Sea of Japan. It feels like Japan is so far away: n…

Hagi – 34 26N/131 25E
June 7-13, 2010
Starr in the Sea of Japan
I am home now in Seattle when I write this story and it is very difficult to “enter into” the story of Starr in the Sea of Japan. It feels like Japan is so far away: n…

Yasugi-Matsue-Izumo
June 11-12
Yasugi – Adachi Museum and Garden
We left Hagi early Friday morning on a fast trip north, up the coast of the Sea of Japan to Yasugi to visit Adachi Museum and Gardens. Adachi came highly recommended by our Waik…
R/V Cape Hatteras Heads to Gulf Oil Spill for 10-Day Research Cruise
— Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University
Contact: Bruce Corliss, (919) 684-2951, bruce.corliss@duke.edu; or Tim Lucas, (919) 613-8084, tdlucas@duke.edu
June 7, 2010
DURHAM, N.C. – The R/V Cape Hatteras, a 135-foot oceangoing research vessel operated by the Duke/University of North Carolina Oceanographic Consortium (DUNCOC), […]
Prior to purchasing Beach House, we had a thorough survey done by Bob Dulce from Hilton Head South Carolina. Bob knows the Marine Traders intimately, as he has been involved with them since the first hull was imported into the U.S. He is also an excell…
Captain’s Log – June 11, 2010
We are off on our second adventure, this time to Alaska! We arrived in Seattle on June 2, and proceeded to Elliott Bay Marina, which is located right downtown. A professional captain brought up our boat from D…
Captain’s Log – June 11, 2010
We are off on our second adventure, this time to Alaska! We arrived in Seattle on June 2, and proceeded to Elliott Bay Marina, which is located right downtown. A professional captain brought up our boat from D…
Greetings all!
The GSSR group departed Nagasaki Japan at 05:30 headed to Amami island, 263nm south, in the Ryukyu Island chain. Th…
We’ve cruised with two different cats: Gremlin was 10 years old before we introduced
him to boating and Spitfire was a kitten when brought him aboard several years later.
Both have enjoyed being on the boat and have seemed as content afloat as …
This posting is in response to a lot of interest in the process of shipping on Dockwise that has been expressed by other cruisers. Arcadia I has been shipped this way four times now, although the first three times were while she was owned by Dave …

June 6, 2010We went for a jungle tour on the river over to a resort with a magnificent beach of black sand. The water was warm as a bath tub. The resort was very clean an appeared to be located in the middle of nowhere.
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