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IASOS

today was such a memorable day! We walked several miles through ancient ruins at our leisure, with on one else in site. Except for the cows, and sheep grazing amongst the columns, archways and dry grass. We ate lunch at a street side Pide (Turkish pizz…

June 20, 2011

Yesterday we pulled into a small bay in the town of Kiyikislacik. We have been so impressed with the ruins in this town. The name of the ruins are IASOS, and date back to the IV century BC. In all of the information posted it indicates that the city wa…

IASOS Mosaic

June 16, 2011 From Torba and Guvercinlik Turkey

We are pulling anchor in Torba and plan to head to Guvercinlik ( Ancient Port Haryanda) We have had some wind which they refer to as Meltemi’s. No wind in the morning but picks up in the afternoon and really really blows!!!

Torba Turkey

June 16, 2011

Merhaba,We are pulling Anchor in Torba and plan to head to Guvercinlik ( Ancient Port Haryanda) We have had some wind which they refer to as Meltemis’. The wind picks up in the afternoon and really blows, at times the boat will slightly list but very b…

Cruising Southeast Alaska: John Hopkins and Reid Inlets

After a day at Margerie
Glacier, we returned down Tarr Inlet to overnight at Reid Inlet. The anchorage
there is close to where Tarr and John Hopkins Inlets join Glacier Bay, and is convenie…

Bear’s Early Birthday Party

Because it was the last day spent with Bear’s friends aboard s/v Stray Kitty and s/v Kamaya, we celebrated Bear’s birthday early with a party at Namata Bay on the island of Qamea (Fiji). It happened there were seven Fijian kids living along this …

Trekking at Albert Bay

Today Jo, Bear and I went ashore to meet the family that lives on Albert Bay where we are anchored on Rabi Island. We had also heard of a jungle hike over the hill to the other side and hoped that someone would guide us there. Both of our goals were …

Rock Slides at Tavauni

A little bumpy on the butt but worth the fun! On the Taveuni Island natural water slides attract the local kids for some fresh water, slippery entertainment.