Collins Inlet – Beaverstone Island – Friday, July 16, 2010

Merrill decided to break from the group and hit some ports on their own – we planned to meet up with them later on.  The gang decided to go down Collins Inlet to another island anchorage.  While weather had been just about glorious during our trip so far, the morning we left Killarney to head […]

Killarney, Canada – Thursday, July 15, 2010

We left Covered Portage Cove this morning and headed to the town of Killarney to hook up with our friends from Sturgeon Bay, WI.  We weren’t in any need of provisions or pump out, but we used the pitstop to get a load of laundry done – and what better day to do so – […]

The Land Adventure Continues…

Most of you know how much I really hate doctors….even when I was working and could afford them, I had to be on my last breath before I’d even think of going to see one – besides it was always a virus which they couldn’t do anything about so explain t…

Tobago, Man!

Monday, July 26, 2010Pirates’ Bay, Charlotteville (Tobago)11:19.77 N / 060:33.12 W  Charlotteville (Tobago)The names say it all: Man of War Bay, Pirates’ Cove – Carribean, man!Our 500-mile passage from Domburg (Suriname) was quite lovel…

Thank You Canada!

Our time in Canada has come to an end. Two Days ago Anna and I crossed back over into American waters and cleared customs on Drummond Island, Michigan. On this day, our 12th wedding anniversary, we took the time to look back at all the wonderful expe…

Lake Ontario to Cape Vincent & Clayton NY

                                          Leaving Oswego crossing Lake OntarioCape Vincent, NY Tibbits Point in Cape VincentDowntown Clay…

Up and Back Down the Connecticut River – 340 Days To Go

July 17, 2010Today, we traveled from Mystic, CT up the Connecticut River back to Petzold’s, the Mainship dealer where we had purchased our boat.  Our friends, Vinny and Diana came along for the trip.  We made this trip to have some interior c…

Montys’ Bar and Resort

We left Woodwark Bay with the outgoing tide and made the journey to Gloucester Island in 5.45 hrs. I christened the new Breadmaker on the way as well as baking a batch of Rock Cakes. After arriving at the northern end of the island we travelled south l…

Cooking Aboard – Tips Tricks and Recipes by Susan

You would think after living aboard for 18 years, I would know all of the tricks to cooking aboard. I only know what worked for us, and maybe some of my ideas and tips will work for you, too.     We started out on a 40 foot sailboat w…

Still Boating

We have been out on the boat every weekend, but nothing too note worthy. Kelley and her kids come for a visit Friday…only got to visit on the boat (no ride). The bay was a little choppy and we thought it might be a little rough for them.Kelley, Hayde…