South to Annapolis
Getting a 34,000 pound 51 foot sailboat transported to the east coast is no easy task. The first question that
It’s All About The Weather
It is said that the pessimist complains about the wind, an optimist hopes it’ll change, and a sailor adjusts
Covid-19 and the Bahamas- “You are under strict quarantine!”
After ariving at the Grand Bahamas Yacht club the first thing that I did was raise our quarantine yellow flag.
The Red In My Father’s Beard
It was sunrise in early November, 2021. I knew we were close to Grand Bahama Island because of the GPS trackin
Interesting Posts
The final leg to Hampton
And we are off…
The trip to St. Martin with Marco.
Leaving for New York City on Friday, May 12, 2023!
A Fishing tale….
Sailing with the Surgeons
A Fishing tale….
It was definitely the highlight of the day for me when I realized that there was a fish on the end of the hook
Adventure on the High Seas- Bahamas to New York City (well almost…)
I found myself hanging at the top of a 72 foot mast 250 miles away from the closest point of land in huge swel
Waiting out the Storm
It was 2:00 AM on Tuesday morning, May 10, 2022 when I felt the boat heel to about 15 degrees. It woke me from
New York, if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere
The fog was as dense as French Canadian pea soup. It was so thick that you could not see more than 50 feet in
The Last Leg of the trip home
I found myself alone on my sailboat ILEANA in pitch darkness. It was 4 AM. This was the last leg of
The Shorthanded 100 mile race- 2022
It was pitch black at 3:00 AM in the morning. The singlehanded race had started at 10:00 AM the previous morni