Snow is rare here in Swansboro as we are quite close to the coast. Yesterday, however, some folks close by – AND in coastal areas – got some snow and ice. While we were just getting a cold, wet rain, many places were seeing a much different scene. We saw our share of inclement weather […]
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G’Day Mates.. as this email is in celebration of Australia Day 2013.
“G’Day mate is probably the most widely known Australian term and is used when greeting your friend (cobber) or mate. … We all have ways to describe and comment on things…
We are going to a crab feed at Ox Bow tonight and had planned to go by boat and spend the night at the guest dock. Instead we will go by car as we decided to work on projects and we have the boat a little torn up. We have our new antenna installed and …
We finally made it to Mazatlan. We had an uncomfortable crossing from the south tip of Baja due to choppy seas hitting us right on the beam but the worst part was we didn’t get any sleep for the 26 hour crossing. We arrived tired but happy to be back i…
This is sweet baby Oakley, one week old. I think he resembles the Smiths sans grey. But that comes with age. The grey seems to be a dominant trait with us Smiths. He is a very sweet baby. He had already had a morning full of professional photograp…
We finally made it to Mazatlan. We had an uncomfortable crossing from the south tip of Baja due to choppy seas hitting us right on the beam but the worst part was we didn’t get any sleep for the 26 hour crossing. We arrived tired but happy to be back i…
1/14/2013 TO 1/26/2013With the winds dying down enough to release Quest from being pinned to the Little Farmer’s Cay dock, we found ourselves more than ready to be back out cruising the sheltered Bahamas Bank and spending a few night moored. T…
1/14/2013 TO 1/26/2013With the winds dying down enough to release Quest from being pinned to the Little Farmer’s Cay dock, we found ourselves more than ready to be back out cruising the sheltered Bahamas Bank and spending a few night moored. To…
Let’s hope this one holds for awhile.Now I can go to Mexico and not have to worry about this stupid shed!
Al got unplugged yesterday morning from his Heparin. He will be transported to St. Mary’s on Monday morning to start his reconditioning program. I read back on last summer’s posts last night and it all feels like déjà vu or Groundhog Day. Wow, is …
