Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our family and friends. We added a new twist to our life this year…we now have a house in Lewisburg, PA. It’s a cute little town just west of Kyle and his family. It’s full of little shops, nice places to eat and amazing fresh grocery stores to shop at. We still have The Pearl docked in Ithaca and Texas Pearl in Rockport so we have some great places to split our time between.
Welcome to La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, Nayarit, Mexico
Tuesday, December 10 – Dawn on Monday was ominous, with a red glow behind deep gray clouds. We’d changed course, so now the swell was coming from the behind us and the wind chop from our port side. The swell … Continue reading →
Ensenada to Puerto Vallarta — Days 4 – 5
Sunday, December 8 — Saturday we had mostly hazy sunshine and calm seas: 1 – 3 feet, 1 foot wind-chop, long swell period. At one point, we entered a cloud and rode in fog for a while before popping out of … Continue reading →
Ensenada to Puerto Vallarta — Days 1 – 3
Friday, December 6 — As mentioned in the last post, the sea conditions were not bad when we left Ensenada on Tuesday night. Despite the good conditions, Keith did initially get sick. But within 12-hours, he was feeling good enough … Continue reading →
Stabilizer Failure
Tuesday, December 3, 2024 – It was supposed to be an uneventful day. The plan was to do chores around the boat in preparation for our 6.5-day passage to Puerto Vallarta, then head out at around 1500 (3:00 pm). Since … Continue reading →
Ensenada Check-In and Lunch at El Rey Sol
Monday, December 2, 2024 — There were two main reasons why we usually went to Marina Coral instead of Maina Cruiseport whenever we were in Ensenada. The first was that Coral has a fuel dock, and they used to offer a … Continue reading →
We’ve Started Another Cruising Adventure!
Here are a couple of sunset photos, taken on Friday, which was our last night in Chula Vista (southern San Diego Bay) On Saturday, we moved to the Police Dock, the only overnight public dock in San Diego Bay — … Continue reading →
Travel
I read this online and it hit me as being so true that I just had to share it. I find it’s easy to tell when visiting with people who have traveled and who haven’t. It was written by Gio Evan, an Italian poet and songwriter.
Travel
I read this online and it hit me as being so true that I just had to share it. I find it’s easy to tell when visiting with people who have traveled and who haven’t. It was written by Gio Evan, an Italian poet and songwriter.
Vatnajokull National Park
Vatnajokull National Park in southeastern Iceland is the largest of the country’s three national parks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019. The park is named after Vatnajokull glacier, the largest in Europe outside the Arctic, and contains many volcanoes, several beneath the glacier. At 5,778 sq miles (14,967 sq km) the massive park…
