Enough of being troubled by troubles, Ron and I had a productive and fun day! In the morning, we played around with our stern anchor. During our travels we’ve found that there are many island anchorages that have swells which cause Equinox to roll (som…
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Masonboro Inlet
Masonboro Inlet. Just take your dinghy and go! Thanks for that bit of advice Mike and Patti
South Through North Carolina
October 21 – 23, 2011With great travel weather in the forecast, there was a mass exodus from the wall at Chesapeake, VA. We were all in a line waiting for the 8:00 a.m. Great Bridge opening.Squinting requiredI tried to take a shot of what we have t…
Landfall: St. Croix!
Christiansted, St. Croix above Gallows BayWeare in St. Croix! And the crew is happy to be here! Equinox endured a long 12-hour crossing from Puerto Rico in rough, jolting conditions, encounteringintense squalls with lightning, head-on steep swells…
Cumberland Island National Seashore, GA – 2011
This is quickly becoming one of our favorite stops, as you will see why. (click on any photo to see enlargement)Sharon on the telephone receiving Happy Birthday wishes.The twisted and curvy branches of the Live Oak Tree.T…
Rough Seas
Oh, how quickly things change…in one day!! And unfortunately, not in a good way. I only posted this morning, and tonight we rounded the Dominican Republic and went south through the Mona Passage. Even going through it,and not just across it, was unpl…
Following The Equator: Voyages of Equinox 2011-10-25 08:20:00
Where the sky meets the water, where the wind is my song.Where the sun is my brother,That’s where I belong.~Alan JacksonTheseas and the wind are still being kind, can you believe it? We are making goodtime along the north coast of the Dominican Re…
Haverstraw Bay, NY to Solomons, MD: 9/1/11 – 10/23/11
Now where were we? That’s right, I was leaving the boat to head off to Annapolis by car to have a small hernia repaired and then be back on my feet in no time. Well, it wasn’t so small and “no time” translated into six weeks of light duty. First things first. We turned the [Read More…]
Good Day, Mate!
After my amazing night watch and the breath-taking breaking of the dawn across the seas to the east ahead…the remainder of our day was just as delightful! As I said, we’ve enjoyed conditions beyond our wildest hopes! (Actually, I did hope…
What day is it? Where are we, anyway?
Oneday is blurring into another here…night follows day, sleep follows watch, seafollows sky. The weather has been favorable, so we just keep on moving south! We’ve simply been in transit, and not stopped anywhere, so the only common denominator each …
