Monday-Tuesday, October 5-6, 2026 Yes, fog found us again and accompanied us on a good portion of our nearly-wind-free six-hour … Continue reading More fog, another runaway chain, and an unhappy tummy
Saturday-Sunday, October 3-4, 2026 The wind actually DID return from its extended absence on Saturday afternoon, but, since it was … Continue reading Whales, fog, and a beautiful Mass
Thursday-Friday, October 1-2, 2026 We didn’t sleep particularly well on Wednesday night because all was completely still—apart from at least … Continue reading Barking dogs and knocking birds
Tuesday-Wednesday, September 29-30, 2026 The rain and wind retreated during Monday night, and a cloud-filled sky greeted us on Tuesday … Continue reading History and sunshine on the Sunshine Coast
Sunday-Monday, September 27-28, 2026 How could a morning be more beautiful? Sunlight shimmering on a softly-rippled sea’s surface, a barely … Continue reading A forest walk and a day of rain
Friday-Saturday, September 25-26, 2026 Soft, light rain fell throughout most of Thursday night, and Friday in expansive Drew Harbour dawned … Continue reading Two bays on two days
Wednesday-Thursday, September 23-24 The task list: Rubbish and recycling disposed of, check! Refrigerator defrosted, check! Walk ashore to pay moorage … Continue reading Tasks completed, and a run-away arrested
Monday-Tuesday, September 21-22, 2026 Clouds didn’t arrive above our anchoring spot in the Octopus Islands on Monday until afternoon. The … Continue reading Rainbows and records
Saturday-Sunday, September 19-20, 2026 A cloudy gray bud of a morning blossomed into another sun-flower day as we enjoyed the … Continue reading A missing shirt, an art-filled shack, and prawns?
Thursday-Friday, September 17-18, 2026 After a refreshingly restful night, another still, warm, sapphire-shiny day greeted us, and we spent it … Continue reading A drone, a loaf of bread, and rapid transit
