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Confederate Station
Yesterday was a really busy day. We took the dogs to Jekyll Island’s driftwood beach in the morning. In the afternoon, we went to a craft fair at St. Simon’s Island. I usually don’t enjoy craft fairs, but the artists at this one were…
Kathmandu Day 2
Vegetables at locaL market in Thamel DistrictMore Thamel Street ScenesMore Thamel SceneryStatue on Durbar Marq SquareSome of the horrendous trafficAfter a night trying to recover from jet lag when we are nearly 11 hours ahead, we tried the breakfast pr…
Outfitting Kosmos For a Baby: Miscellaneous Useful Items
A while back, we started a series on baby products for the boat. Since boats have limited space, one has to be choosy about what they bring aboard. Here is a list of fantastic baby products we wouldn’t want to … Continue reading →
Seattle to Kathmandu
The chauffeur limo arrived right on time and by 1545 both Sean and I were through security and into the lounge at the South Terminal. Arriving at the business class lounge we sampled some Washington red wines before boarding the Emirates …
Anniversary!
This is a non-boat related note to let my wonderful readers know that Tom and I celebrated our anniversary this past Wednesday (October 10) – a lot of years. We had a wonderful evening, complete with flowers, champagne and excellent dinner at one…
Krogen Cruisers Chesapeake Rendezvous, 2012
Though I just recently returned from 6 idyllic days in Solomons, a paradise not far from Annapolis, MD, my heart is still there. I was lucky enough to be the guest of a fellow Krogenite aboard her palatial and gorgeous 55′ Expedition, Invictus.I …
The Great Rivers Part 2: The Mighty Mississippi River
For this leg of our River journey, we will be traveling the Upper Mississippi River for 200 miles. At mile 0 we will turn north and head up the Ohio River for a short distance to the Cumberland River. The Cumberland will then join us with the Tennessee River. The mighty Mississippi River is the […]
Headed South – Monterey to Morro Bay
Monterey, Ca – Monterey Canning Company We spent three days in Monterey, CA. As luck would have it we arrived on Friday afternoon and got to enjoy the Cherry’s Jubilee Motorsports Festival – an annual event. The streets were lined with hot rod cars and classic cars. The cars from the 50′s are what caught […]
Oct. 12 – Georgetown, SC
Sampit River – AnchorageToday was a shorter day for each of us. I drove through Myrtle Beach…it goes on forever! Mostly stop and go traffic all the way. This area reminds me of Orlando…full of miniature golf courses, malls, go cart parks, themed …
