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Tag Archives | trawlers
Shooting Women
I’ve mentioned before about how photography and cruising go together. Many of you are, or hope to one day, cruise America’s waterways. Learning a bit about photography (lighting, composition) will add to your experience and those of us foll…
Namche Bazaar Rest Day
Today we took a little (4KM) hike to 3660 meters (12007 feet) and visited a monastery (Nauche), a cultural museum and the Sherpa Museum. We also got out first glimpses of Mt. Everest, Nuptse and Ama Dablam peaks. Mt Everest is 38 KM away, but 5 KM hi…
Pic O’ the Day
Fort Lauderdale Beach PatrolTo Protect and Serve.Nordhavn Exumas Abacos Bahamas trawler Caribbean Pickwick Boat dogs
DOMINO Picture Book
October 19, 2012Panama City, PanamaDOMINO – Made in Paraguay…. the picture book and blog record.http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/3641741If you’ve enjoyed reading our blog and looking at our pictures, a record of DOMINO’s construction effort in P…
Phakding to Namche Bazaar
Entering Sagarmantha National ParkThe morning dawned clear and cold, down in the low forties, but warmed up quickly as the sun began to penetrate the steep valleys. We had a 0630 wakeup and then our pre-ordered breakfast at 0700. By 0730 we were on t…
Thursday, October 18, 2012
We have been busy keeping the boat in ship shape in case someone wants to come to see it. John took the van to the dealer to have the air conditioner worked on again. The freon keeps leaking out and the last time, they put a dye in so that …
Kathmandu to Phakding
We were picked up from the Hotel Shanker at 1000 and headed for the domestic terminal with our guide Sudar (Sid). The domestic terminal was one large room for check-in and complete chaos, with mounds of trekking equipment covering nearly the entire fl…
Shiloh on the Tennessee River
A beautiful fall day with the late afternoon sun streaming through golden leaves greeted us as we drove through the Shiloh battlefield populated by white tail deer and wild turkeys. This was the battle that determined the control of the western rivers and the Mississippi River Valley. Even though the Confederates put up a […]
Sailing the Adriatic
The Sea Cloud II is truly a magnificent and graceful sailing vessel. Our two weeks spent on her sailing the Adriatic from Venice to Montenegro and back to Venice revealed much of the ancient history of the area. In Dubrovnik we talked with many who had suffered the bombings from the Serb army in 1990-1995. […]
