Labrador and it’s sea
We departed St Anthonys, Newfoundland at 0500 hrs heading northeast to position our next tack away from land and the bergs that gathered near.
Best Kind | Newfoundland
A Sail Past is an English tradition of the Royal Navy where vessels are ceremonially inspected for readiness at sea, as well as signifying.
Not a straight line in sight
We took one last dip, the water temperature deceptive as we dive in head first. A quick check of the bottom paint and running.
Warm winter to a chilly summer
The Tot club, invited as guests by Chris and Amanda on SV Trumpeter, is a ritual that hasn’t skipped a day for thirty years..
Caribbean bound & offshore.
It’s been a week since we arrived in Antigua & Barbuda as I begin to type these words of our passage south. We’re sitting.
South & back where it began
With our plans for the following morning to head south from Newport on this coming northerly, we had yet to decide whether it would.
Rigging & autumn in Maine
Early September we had Caprivi’s mast removed. The standing rigging was a big project to finally cross off the list. The evening prior we.
A rock, citizenship and lobster pots.
Leaving the Woodenboat School bay, we head towards the Merchant Islands but get headed with winds on the nose and a cross tidal current..
Across the Stellwagen towards Maine
Waiting for my flight from Portland back to Key West, I contemplate the past three weeks in Maine. It’s starting to feel normal, this.
Shipping traffic & thick air
(continuing from Journal entry: July 6; day 4 Charleston to Atlantic City) The following morning on the sunrise watch, the air remains thick and.