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
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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
A day in the life of Karen and Jordan
The wind was blowing through her blonde hair as she sat at the front of the 51-foot sailboat. The sun was shin
Searching for the Treasure at the End of the Rainbow
There was a full moon. It hung over the sailboat shining down from the black sky, lighting up the deck of the