Tag Archives | trawlers

#50 British Columbia

Eliana is on the move.   It brings to mind the age old, unanswerable question… Which is more important, the journey or the destination?  We’re finding both in British Colombia.  Before departing Sidney, my Dad (Wayne), his wife …

Brockport, Albion and Medina

Jim, Pete, Joanne, Barb, Kate, Sue, Bob What could be a better visit to  Brockport than to connect with Bob and Sue, the original owners of Tony M, and their friends Jim and Barb. They met us in Brockport and we had a great meal and lots of c…

Lyons, and Fairport

And it really was a “Main Street” town if we ever saw one! This was the sign that greeted us as we pulled into Lyons dock which was followed by Jack, a local caring townee, who gave us the scoop on the restaurants, movies and highlights.  During t…

Rade d’Agay to Monoco & Menton (au revoir France)

4th July 2011
Aside from all the other joys of Agay – we “borrowed” some good WiFi access and were able to get some very useful work done over the next couple of days.  The conditions remained calm and ashore the promenade walk was pleasant …

Rade d’Agay to Monoco & Menton (au revoir France)

4th July 2011
Aside from all the other joys of Agay – we “borrowed” some good WiFi access and were able to get some very useful work done over the next couple of days.  The conditions remained calm and ashore the promenade walk was pleasant …

Lone Wolf has been sold….

Lone Wolf has been sold. This is good. This is sad. Sniff.  Hooray. Sob. Phew. Thanks for following.
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4th of July

What a GREAT 4th of July!!! We had SUCH a good time aboard our trawler. We are still on the boat as I type this and have been here since Thursday which has been really fun. The new aft head installation has been great and makes the boat much more co…

Cape York, the Wessel Islands and Darwin

We left Horn Island stop at Booby Island we headed off across the Gulf of Carpentaria to make…

Cape York, the Wessel Islands and Darwin

We left Horn Island stop at Booby Island we headed off across the Gulf of Carpentaria to make

Byline Ayla

The August issue of Astronomy magazine hits the newsstands today, and it includes an interesting article by a new freelance writer named Ayla Besemer. That’s right: Our own Ayla is a published author, and she couldn’t be more excited! The article is titled, Why Teens Should Care About Astronomy, and Ayla was inspired to write […]