The cold weather finally broke last week, returning Southeast Alaska to more seasonal temperatures, in the 30’s and 40’s. The […]
Tag Archive for ‘Crossing the Atlantic’
Leave the Dance With the One You Brung
I wrote a story for the winter Kadey Krogen magazine, Waypoints. People occasionally ask me why KK or weren’t you […]
On a Roll
Yesterday, I completed two things on the nice to do list: replacement of the Raritan water heater anode and replacement […]
What’s Done So Far
Slowly, but surely progress is being made. I have completed the following: Installation of outside LED rows and inside wiring, […]
That’s Done
With the completion of Ti’s visa interview, a goal more than two years in the making, is done. Waking up […]
Less is Not Always Safer, More is Not Always Better
This was written in June 2016, but never published. The recent Trawler Forum post about paravanes made me look for […]
Hindsight is Not Always 20-20
Despite my accomplishments this past year, another 2500 miles behind me, the Golden Gate in front of me, the Baja […]
Third Time is the Charm, I Hope
As of Tuesday evening, we are planning to try to get to Magdalena Bay, 130nm, tomorrow. Our third try in […]
Return to Huatulco
I could call this, Mexico Just Works, at least this part. As international trips of 3,000+ miles go, this was […]
Plans and Goals
One needs to have a good plan to accomplish the goal, but sometimes, life happens, plans change and maybe the […]
The Plan Comes Together
So, after the two-week (for me) Tet Holiday, life is returning to normal. I was in the “country”. It wasn’t […]
Tet – It’s Not Only a Holiday; It’s an Adventure
Yesterday as I was watching my girlfriend Trinh prepare the food at her grandmother’s grave, I realized how much my […]
