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June 1, 2017April 22, 2018 ZachBermuda

Stuck in the Triangle

After transiting two full sides of the Bermuda Triangle, Clare and I celebrate at the thought of making it through unscathed. We even buy a mug to commemorate the occasion. Then, some days after arrivingContinue reading

May 17, 2017April 22, 2018 ZachBermuda

Passage Making Baptism

It’s been a long time coming, but we’ve finally put ourselves and our boat to the test of a truly long-distance passage…and we passed! Nine days and 967 miles after our departure from the PuertoContinue reading

May 4, 2017March 23, 2018 ZachPuerto Rico

Option B

So yes we have ciguatera poisoning, yes we are feeling rather under-par, and yes we have been advised by our doctor NOT to undertake any challenging commitments. But we just can’t help it. A changeContinue reading

April 28, 2017April 22, 2018 ZachPuerto Rico

Seafood Surprise

After a quick test–fingers crossed–the reinstalled engine roars to life once more and not a day too soon. My sister and her husband are joining us for a ten-day cruise of the so-called Spanish VirginContinue reading

April 13, 2017April 22, 2018 ZachPuerto Rico

Haulout Hurry

There are no two-ways about it, the boat simply must be hauled-out and the sooner the better. We can retrace our steps and find a boatyard near the capitol of the DR, but our windowContinue reading

March 20, 2017April 22, 2018 ZachDominican Republic

A Crack in Paradise

We make good progress throughout the night and by sunrise we are anchoring in the lee of Isla Saona. Apparently this island just off the SE coast of the DR is a nationally protected park,Continue reading

March 8, 2017April 22, 2018 ZachDominican Republic

Color and Cannons

After a quickly-passed week on the beautiful Haitian Island of Ile A Vache a favorable weather window has us pulling hook and exiting the harbor with the last remaining light of the day. We useContinue reading

February 25, 2017March 20, 2018 ZachHaiti

Purchasing Power

Despite their apparent poverty, the Haitians have little trouble imbibing during the local Valentine’s Day celebration that we have the privilege of attending. A local entrepreneur has turned one half of his house into aContinue reading

February 16, 2017March 20, 2018 ZachHaiti

Winning the Lottery

Couples like Clare and I are a rare and fortuitous breed. We are white and from wealthy English-speaking countries. We have no debt, children, or careers. We both come from healthy and supportive families. AndContinue reading

January 23, 2017April 22, 2018 ZachBahamas

Getting Nowhere Fast

 What happens when you haven’t eaten anything but your own canned culinary experiments for a month solid; sand is the firmest ground you’ve touched in the same amount of time and most of it hasContinue reading

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