Greetings all!
Our group is still in Nagasaki. We have made plans to depart a couple of times, but have had troubles figuring out where to go, plus have had…
Greetings all!
Our group is still in Nagasaki. We have made plans to depart a couple of times, but have had troubles figuring out where to go, plus have had…
Greetings all!
Our group is still in Nagasaki. We have made plans to depart a couple of times, but have had troubles figuring out where to go, plus have had…
It does not seem that we have gotten very far. If you check the “Live Tracking” button on the web page you will see that we are docked in Nagasaki, which means we traveled about 450 miles in 3 weeks. We still have about 1250 miles…
May 21, 2010 – underway to La Lancha on north side of Isla Carmen Our hopes were high, but it was not to be. Not a fish to be seen on our way to Caleta Juanico. In addition to the absence of fish, Earl discovered that the transmission is losing oi…
Wednesday, May 5 – Day 12: Kennebunk, Maine north to Falmouth, Maine; Falmouth southeast to Schenectady, New York So today we got fuel for the first time since leaving San Diego. Read on… Eric’s cousin’s cottage in Kennebunk, Maine Downtown Kennebunkport, Maine Former US President George HW Bush’s estate in Kennebunkport. Since we had three […]
A vicious hailstorm broke my cameraI have had a very poor internet connection and so have not been able to update until now.Marina Hanbury has joined us.We have been to Moorea, Huahine, Raiatea, Tahaa, and Bora Bora.I am leaving Lone Wolf in Raiatea un…
Last weekend we presented our
experiences in going through the design and build process for Nordhavn
5263. The slides are at Hamilton_TF10_BuildingTrawlerWebPost.pdf
In discuss…
The Tuamotus used to be "real" islands, like the Marquesas. Over time, they grew fringing coral reefs, like the Society Islands (Tahiti) have today. But the Tuamotus are even older than the Societies, and the islands themselves have gradual…
Ahoy Landlubbers!
The GGSR group + one addition (motor vessel ‘Starr’) have made our way out of the Inland Sea of Japan and after enjoying the following ports.
Hiroshima – For the worst of reasons, Hiroshima needs no introduction.
As WWI…
Ahoy Landlubbers!
The GGSR group + one addition (motor vessel ‘Starr’) have made our way out of the Inland Sea of Japan and after enjoying the following ports.
Hiroshima – For the worst of reasons, Hiroshima needs no introduction.
As WWI…
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