Do you ever get behind on something and then get more behind and then even more behind? Well, that’s where I am with posting updates of our travels. We’ve been busy sailing, fixing stuff, anchorin ...

On land we use maps to navigate. We identify blue as water and white or sometimes green as land. Navigating on the water is different. We use charts that show land as green and water as white or varyi ...

Our stay at Warderick Wells Cay was a mix of adventure and the usual boat projects. Another glorious Bahamas sunrise greeted us that first morning and was followed soon after by a few clouds and a sh ...

We departed Naples at dawn and headed south with the wind toward the Keys. Ideal conditions: fair winds and a following sea. We sailed all day with the jib and a reefed main. All was well! Life was g ...

What a wonderful start to 2025 we’ve had! It began with a beautiful, 31-hour sail from Jupiter, FL to the Keys. We spent the night at the Channel 5 bridge where the following day we cut through to t ...

December 24-31 We spent Christmas in St. Augustine. It’s a cute town rich in history including the oldest wooden schoolhouse in the US. We also enjoyed candy canes brought to Dagny by Santa himself ...

We had a visitor today! He hung out with us for about 20 minutes. ❤️⛵️

Miami was aglow last night! Amazing fireworks from multiple places in the city! Happy New Year! 2025 is gonna be great! ❤️⛵️

This week we’ve been chasing the sun and the warmer weather heading south. We did a 30-hour, 150-mile passage from Southport, NC to Charleston, SC. It was a good passage with little wind so we motor ...

It’s difficult to write about challenging days. I tend to process the events, learn what I can, then let it go without putting pen to paper. Yesterday was a rough one. It started off fine with chill ...