The nuts and bolts of maintaining a cruising catamaran
JahB Coffee Guest House For my birthday, Don rented a car and we drove up to the Blue Mountains to stay at JahB”s Guest House. We went with two other cruiser couples, Mindy & Ron Bixel (S/V Follow Me), and … Continue reading Rasta Blue Mountains & Errol Flynn’s river diversion
Port Antonio is da place So the new James Bond movie is being filmed in our anchorage. is pretty plane was practicing it take off into the sunset. [wpvideo TKUygp9x class=”data-temp-aztec-video”] And I can’t wait to see what … Continue reading Bond, James Bond in da house as well as Jesus
Port Antonio is da place So the new James Bond movie is being filmed in our anchorage. is pretty plane was practicing it take off into the sunset. [wpvideo TKUygp9x class=”data-temp-aztec-video”] And I can’t wait to see what … Continue reading Bond, James Bond in da house as well as Jesus
Great Inagua We didn’t stay very long on this island, but rather used it as a stepping stone to secure our “Zarpe” and wait for weather for the crossing to Jamaica. Customs in Georgetown, Great Exhumas doesn’t like to provide … Continue reading Goodbye Bahamas, hello Jamaica
North Bimini Our first land after leaving Florida, was North Bimini where we tied up at Blue Waters Marina, to wait for some weather to pass. During that time, we were able to see the Dolphin House which reminded Don … Continue reading Florida to the Bahamas
Come to Cuba! Continue reading Cuba presentation
Where did 2 months go? Ft. Launderdale, FL, with a short MA and MD Trip After Ft. Pierce in December, we sailed overnight directly to Ft. Lauderdale. We stayed for 6 weeks on the New River City Docks, what a … Continue reading What have we done for 2 months?
Built for comfort, not for speed Catamarans, in contrast to monohulls, have weight challenges. Every time we consider putting something in the boat, we think about the weight and whether there’s something we can remove for counterbalance. Unfortunately, this year, … Continue reading Is art worth the weight/wait?
Where does the sh$&t go? Boat, like home jobs, often start with something very small and become enormous projects. So we had been observing a very very small ingress of seawater near the seacock that can let the poop out … Continue reading It’s a shi@#y job literally
US East Coast cruising July We saw the most fireworks in our lives, after attending spending July 4th in Bristol, MA. Alan and Robin Flynn Barker were kind enough to share their mooring ball on Hog Island with us, and … Continue reading Brr time to head South
