I cannot tell a lie. From the moment we decided to go north from the Hudson to Lake Champlain and on into Montreal, the navigation into...

Love Our Canadian Ensign Flying on the Starboard Spredder A land of contrasts, Quebec and Canada have once again captured our...

Yesterday, we cast off about 9:30 from Port Rousseau, NY with Katahdin's quarantine flag flying from our starborard spreader for our...

Friday the 13th started with a scream from the Admiral: "The cord; the cord!" as Katahdin pulled away from the dock. Yep, with more than...

We've had two great days and are now back in God's country. As I mentioned in my previous blog, looking and feeling like drowned rats,...

Yesterday, we arose early and got underway in the rain to transit the Champlain Canal from Lock One Marina in Waterford through Lock 12...

With thanks to Willie Nelson: On the road again Goin' places that I've never been Seein' things that I may never see again And I can't...

On Friday, Joe and I once again braved thick fog but slightly reduced seas (three feet) to travel the 50 offshore miles from Manasquan to...

Can't See Much! Waking up this morning in Manasquan, New Jersey, I can see maybe 100 yards which is reminiscent of the past couple of...

Sentiment Captured on a Stain Glass Window in the Naval Academy Chapel On the water for seven days, my buddy, Admiral Joe Dyer, and I...

Our New (To Us) Sabre 45 Arrives in Charleston After both coming down with bad cases of RSV, (I cannot tell a lie, I infected the...

Yesterday, with a 60 nautical mile cruise south from Georgetown to Charleston, we completed our final run with our beloved Back Cove 41. ...

Promise this will be brief. We woke up this morning at Wacca Wache (walkah watchee) Marina in a spectacular setting to a gorgeous day: ...

Sitting in Katahdin's cockpit at the Wacca Wache Marina near Murrell's Inlet, SC, I find myself divided in a couple of ways. First, it...

We Love Katahdin; We're Going to Miss Her! Our trip to explore the Chesapeake foundered on the rocks of high wind and other inclement...

Disclaimah: This blog responds to requests from family and friends asking about the precautions we take to keep ourselves safe while...

The best laid plans. On my travels to Charleston to observe the survey of the Sabre 45, I had the misfortune to sit beside two different...

Loyal friends and followers, I'm afraid that I have been awol. But, there is news! Ten days or so ago on our way from Mile Hammock Bay...

Well, if that's not a great title??? We have had an interesting few days. Tied up at Port City Marina in Wilmington, NC, we had a day...

Since the blog about Gullah Geechee culture which I posted from Georgetown, SC, we've cruised three days out of four with stops in North...