The ruins of an old sugar mill on the Antiguan coastSorry for the delay in posting; we have been on the move, with another set of friends aboard for more cruising this week. Unfortunately, when moving about internet is always an unknown as to how relia…
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Adventures of Skinny Dippin’ 2012-02-21 19:57:00
What a winter I am having so far!! Before the new year, before the winter solstice, we were out boating on a beautiful December Saturday. It was December 10th. This was the first mini cruise with our new fly bridge enclosure. We were heading to Orienta…
There’s Something in the Woodshed.
Things have been getting a little out of hand. I’ve been experiencing one of those cycles that Wendy and I occasionally go through- the one where despite a fair number of working weekends (or sometimes bits of them at least), I get to feeling like I …
Her Majesty’s a Pretty Nice Girl.
And now, since we’ve actually got around to telling everyone else…. Here is The News. Bonggg.Brace yourselves, Becky and I. We’s getting married.This Summer.Ohshitoshitoshit!!
Visitors and more
Hello again to our friends near and far,We have had a very busy week this week. Our friends Dorothy and Larry (from Punta Gorda) brought their 5th wheel down to the Keys and are in a park just across the 7 mile bridge from us. Their friends…
Captain’s log: 2-19-12
4 days on the mooring ball! We survived. We learned some things. One thing being that if we run our gen. a couple times a day, especially if it’s while the frigerator is running we can stay ahead of our electrical needs a…
Thursday, February 16, 2012 – Coming into Bahia Bonanza
On Saturday morning we drove down the east side of the Baja, so called East Cape, to the airport at Cabo San Jose. It was a lovely ride, about 2 1/2 hours. It ended at the airport which can only be called a zoo. There is no place to sit and wait for…
Phuket, Thailand
A lot has happened since our last “normal” blog last
fall. Time has just gotten away from us
and I have been severely negligent in my writing. I have received some emails from people who
wondered if we were even cruising anymore!! …
Captain’s log: 2-14-12 V-Day
So, we have moved out to a mooring ball at Fort Meyers Beach. Easy huh? In theory we know how it’s supposed to work. You Hook the loop , pull it up, slip your line through it , cleat it and your done. Keep in mind neither…
#63 Waikiki
One of Oahu’s modern myths is that Waikiki and Oahu are synonymous. Nothing could be further from the truth. Oahu is mostly rural and a land of contrast, densely packed with interesting choices. Little by little, we hope to begin pe…
