Croker Island – July 20-21, 2010

Well, I guess I was getting tired of taking pictures!  Crocker Island was a great time, but I left my camera on board when we did our dinghy rides!  Partly because I didn’t want to get it wet, and partly because I knew I was missing some of my faculties and that it was entirely […]

Little Current – July 19, 2010

We pulled up anchorage at Covered Portage Cove and headed for Little Current and the municipal marina.  We didn’t need fuel or pump out, but we did need to fill up the fresh water tank – we were down to about a 1/3 of tank.  We could have managed for many more days, but you […]

Covered Portage Cove – July 17, 18 – 2010

We traveled back through Collins Inlet, through the Killarney channel, and ended up back at Covered Portage Cove.  We really enjoyed this anchorage with Merrill, and so it was not a hard decision to go back with the new group.  Plus, we really wanted to hike up the bluff for some more blueberries!  Anchoring out […]

"ists" (very important) and more………

Welcome back everyone.  Sorry for the delay, but we have been really busy.  First, and most important, our “ists” gave us great news.  Yes, the  internists, dentists, dermatologists, gastroenterologists, opthomologist…

July 2010 Washington DC #24

The last 2 days of June and the month of July, we spent in Washington DC. We love this city!!!   The Independence Day Parade from the steps of the National Archives was fabulous (and I’m not a parade aficionado). Words fail me in describing t…

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Russ and Audie, no need for a buzz bomb. They just jump in the boat.

Eagles, eagles…

Nagasaki to Zamami

Nagasaki to Amami North
We were a little sad to leave Nagasaki.  We were only supposed to stay for a week but it seemed that every time we planned on leaving,  one of us would come up with an excuse to stay.  Not that it was hard to …

July 30 – A Few Photos

While breakfasting at a local waffle shop, I am taking advantage of its WiFi to upload a few photos of the trip since Petersburg. The whale photos are courtesy of Dorothy Nagle.  I never seem to have our camera out and telephoto attached when th…