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Monthly Archives: November 2016
Jungle
We finally found some jungle. We left St Augustine the day after Thanksgiving. That City felt very touristy, too touristy really. While we enjoyed the architecture and the Thanksgiving cruising community, for some reason I wind up awkwardly telling my … Continue reading
Some gross stuff
We caught a fish. We had it for breakfast. But between catching it and eating it, we had a lot to digest. Parental disgression advised.
The quietest place in the world
In the morning we motored on the ICW. After we left Charleston, we motored past mile after mile of expensive waterfront summer homes, with their hurricane damaged docks and boats. If you don’t believe in climate change, go … Continue reading
Rest Station
I am learning that there is just no free ride in sailing. After a glorious start to our overnight sail into Charlston, we woke to steep short chop, bashing waves breaking on the bow. Our bilge alarm went off in … Continue reading
Emergency
When the bilge pump alarm goes off, it is LOUD. If adrenaline is helpful, then loud bilge alarms work great! I had just laid down to close my eyes, Albert was taking over the helm. In this video we were … Continue reading
In 3.3 knots, sailing fromWrightville Beach to Charlston
The sail started out beatiful, peaceful. I sang to relieve post election stress.
We’re not kids anymore
When I was a kid, I never could have imagined life aboard our 37 foot Banjer motorsailer. I leave tomorrow from this dock we’ve enjoyed for the past few nights in North Carolina, with the best husband I ever had ( … Continue reading
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What’s it all about?
We finally did it. We rented out our house, loaded up our boat and headed south. That makes it sound easier than it really was. Truth is it took us at least 30 years and several near disasters to get … Continue reading
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