Sailing on the Caribbean sea to Dominican Republic
The sun was going down. St Kitts was on our port side about 5 miles away. The lights of the island were begini
My Amazing Jungle Adventure
I arrived in Samana, Dominican Republic by sailboat three days ago. I am currently in the Marina so I have rea
Dodging the Bats in a Cave deep in the Jungle
A storm passed over my anchored sailboat. There was intense winds of about 25 knots, black skies, and I was on
What’s up with the Eco lodge?
It was totally deserted. The massive hotel structure built into the side of the mountain wall was empty. The s
Interesting Posts
Stuck on a sandbar….
Living the life of an Antiguan
Getting stuck in the mud in the Erie Canal……
Searching for the Treasure at the End of the Rainbow
Dodging the Bats in a Cave deep in the Jungle
Getting ready…. B.O.A.T (break out another thousand)
The final leg to Hampton
The alarm went off at 5 a.m., jolting me awake from a deep sleep. Reluctantly, I crawled out of the warm bed a
About the Weather
“A pocket of energy is in the Gulf of Mexico. The moisture and warm water temperature, along with the trough
And we are off……………
Today was the day. At 5 a.m. I was wide awake in the pitch blackness of the cabin. The silence permeating thro
Hunkered down in Bermuda to avoid nasty weather….
Night was approaching…and it was only 4:30 p.m. The wind was 22 knots with gusts up to 26. It had picked up
There’s a storm brewing…..
We left Bermuda with the next weather window. It was a beautiful day with the sun shining and a gentle breeze
Red sky in morning sailors take warning….
The best shift on the deck of my sailboat is the 4 a.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Watching the sun come up and feeling