Tag: living on a sailboat
Great day for aerial silk
What a wonderful day we had, we were able to scuba dive an area close to Ronde Island just north of Grenada and then Cara got in some aerial silk at sunset. Our friend, Lynn on Open Agenda ( http://www.lynnklassenphotography.com/ ) captured these at sunset.
Swimming with Sharks, Turtles and Rays
What a great day of swimming with sea turtles, stingrays, and nurse, bull and lemon sharks! We had wanted to take a dive trip with Brendal’s Dive Center but the seas were way to rough to try to go on the outside. But the snorkeling trip was better than weRead More …
LAST DAY IN THE USA – BAHAMA BOUND!
Last day in the USA – BAHAMA BOUND! We set to cross the Gulf Stream early in the morning. Bahamas here he come!
We live in a crazy bubble
Sometimes the higher power puts you where you’re supposed to be. Sometimes you’re just plain lucky. Sometimes you have to make things happen by sheer force. And sometimes you need all three. The next sequence of events is so bizarre that it is incredulous even toRead More …
So thankful for the best things about boatlife
There are many things that we love about the boating community: the camaraderie, eagerness to help others, and the friendliness. But the best part is the open arms we encounter each time we pull into a new port. We meet so many people that within a few hours become lifelongRead More …
Aerial Silk Routine
One of our fans made a special request that I could not deny. I hope you enjoy. Happy Holidays! Cara
Hurricane Florence Did we run far enough?
Hurricane Florence. We can’t run anymore so now it is time to prep the boat to prepare her for this monster hurricane and hoping we ran far enough.
Ep. Four -How to pack with limited space
How does a woman separate from her beautiful shoes? How does a chick plan her wardrobe for the next year? How can I fit it all on a 40 foot sailboat? Minimize. Plan. And Minimize some more. Pack smartly. Hang high. And Label everything!
Ep Two – Saving a life on your boat is good karma
Saving life of someone the first time you take out your boat is good karma, don’t ya think?! We certainly do and hope that we have “paid it forward” in the best of ways. The day of our sea trial was a beautiful March day: the sun was out, the weatherRead More …