We checked into Romania in Cernavoda. This is also where we left the Danube and entered the “Danube Black Sea Canal” which is 64 km long with a lock on both ends. We were at the canal ready to go through the first lock at 15.00 hr but could no…
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The last part of the Danube
We checked out of Bulgaria in Silistra. Right after we leave the dock we were in Romania and this is our last country along the Danube where we have to check into. We saw wild horses grazing along the river bank as well as a gy…
What's Next?
Who can take all the excitement? First an earthquake on Tuesday and now Saturday morning – we sit at the Comfort Inn in Solomon’s Island, Maryland awaiting the expected hurricane. The skies are dark and dense, the air thick and warm. The rain will …
Maintenance and boat work, storms and worry
Since our return from the Abacos, Equinox has been the object of our attentions! Alas, we’re not cruising, but instead, we’ve spent the last month coordinating various work projects aboard her. While aboard this last month, we compiled a long list of n…
Early in the morning
We got into a routine of leaving early in the morning and after a couple of hours we stop to have a peaceful breakfast at anchor.
At anchor in Bulgaria
We anchor out almost every night in Bulgaria as we can not find too many marinas.While at anchor in this particular place we met this fisherman who caught this large cat fishHe demonstrated his “fish call” devise which makes a “Whoop….Who…
Belogradchik Bulgaria
In “Vidin” we checked into Bulgaria.
These are the rock formation in this area and are nominated for the “new” 7 wonders of the world.
What A Day!
Good friends Tom and Alla departed yesterday, after spending several days with us on Puffin alternating between good food, good swimming and good laughs. When the urge for exercise racked us unrelentingly, several of us turned to our respective keyboa…
What’s Next?
The above photo is one that was taken last Monday one week ago. As we were heading north on the Chesapeake Bay to the Choptank River, we were watching weather radar as the storms developed to our west. The photo is …
