Thunder, rain, and crabs?
Saturday and Sunday, August 22-23 In place of the Coast Guard boat’s noisy generator, Friday night brought wind and waves … Continue reading Thunder, rain, and crabs?
Four fearsome fractures, three weeks in England, two days afloat, and . . .
. . . a star-bridge to a fair sea! Thursday and Friday, August 20-21, 2026 On the first day of … Continue reading Four fearsome fractures, three weeks in England, two days afloat, and . . .
Pizza on New Year’s Day
Thursday, January 1, 2026 No fog this morning—hooray! We had a very quiet night, and we did some reading and … Continue reading Pizza on New Year’s Day
Then one foggy New Year’s Eve
Wednesday, December 31 Yes, first there was dense fog, making our motoring journey out of Tod Inlet and north toward … Continue reading Then one foggy New Year’s Eve
A different sort of day
Tuesday, December 30 The most unusual thing that took place on this quiet, gray day was a conference, attended by … Continue reading A different sort of day
Night lights
Monday, December 29 By about 10 am, we had paid cash (picked up at a bank in Victoria) for our … Continue reading Night lights
Pipe organ meditations for Christmas
Sunday, December 28 After enjoying a soundless night, the last of Walt’s splendid panettone, and a relaxing morning, during which … Continue reading Pipe organ meditations for Christmas
A quiet catch-up day
Saturday, December 27 A calm, chilly, gray, rain-free day allowed us time for nice hot showers (Braesail has two “heads,” … Continue reading A quiet catch-up day
A “knotty” Boxing Day sail
Friday, December 26 Karen and Martin joined us on Braesail at noon after they’d enjoyed a morning visit with a … Continue reading A “knotty” Boxing Day sail
Great food and great company on Christmas Day!
Thursday, December 25 Following a quiet night, I met Karen and Martin in the marina parking area at a little … Continue reading Great food and great company on Christmas Day!
Braesail - A grand yacht in the Salish Sea 