When we woke up on Tuesday, March 25, we saw that the storm had not hit yet. It was an unusual dawn, with the colors darker than normal. Eric checked the forecast; the storm was still on its way, and … Continue reading →
Photos of George Town/Preparing for Storms
On Monday, March 24, the crescent moon was still shining brightly despite the cloud cover as dawn started. Dawn was spectacular This morning, Eric called ARCO again and managed to get through to a customer service person. This time, the … Continue reading →
Mountain Loop Scenic Byway
Washington’s Mountain Loop Scenic Byway traverses Barlow Pass in the North Cascade Mountains to connect the towns of Granite Falls and Darrington. Despite its name, the 55-mile (88km) roadway is not actually a loop at all, but a U-shaped route that wraps around several major Cascade Mountain peaks. Ranging in elevation from 5,723 ft (1,744 m) to…
Keith’s Perspective on Our Last Few Days in Panama and the Passage to Jamaica/Le point de vue de Keith sur nos derniers jours au Panama et le passage vers la Jamaïque
This week hasn’t been super eventful. On Saturday, we did D&D, then me and my friends went to the pool. On Sunday, we did D&D, then my friends did archery i n the jungle, but I was tired so I … Continue reading →
Impromptu Nordhavn Photo Shoot
The dawn on Sunday, March 23 was stunning The day that we’d arrived in Elizabeth Harbour, we’d mentioned that there were several Nordhavns in the anchorage. Since then, several more had arrived. With so many Nordhavns in one place, one … Continue reading →
Snorkeling in Elizabeth Harbour
Friday, March 21 — The Nordhavn 68 in this photo was named Stella Luna, and we got this great shot of her under the brightly glowing, half-full luna at dawn. Like yesterday, the wind was low and the bay was … Continue reading →
Medical Emergency at Sand Dollar Beach
On Thursday, March 20, the moon was still shining vividly at dawn Sunrise After we’d finished our morning chores/school, we went to Sand Dollar Beach for a birthday party. The birthday boy was turning nine. We’d never met him, but … Continue reading →
Exploring Stocking Island, Bahamas
The moon was only 2/3 full, but still looking huge and vibrant during dawn on Wednesday, March 19 Sunrise Since it was kind of hard to explain the geography of this area, we figured the path of least resistance would … Continue reading →
More Photos From Mexico, Panama and Jamaica
Las Cruz de Huanacaxtle We saw a lot of these overloaded trucks in Mexico, particularly around Las Cruz de Huanacaxtle, where there was a lot of construction happening. Marina Chiapas at dusk All over Mexico, we saw lots of homemade … Continue reading →
Lying Low in Elizabeth Harbor, Bahamas
Tuesday, March 18 — The last three days have been quiet. We’ve primarily focused on school and chores. On Sunday, the wind was still screaming at 20-knots, and on Monday it picked up even more. The wind also drastically shifted … Continue reading →
