Two moons
Sunday, May 19, 2024 Braesail and her crew of four left Anacortes in mid-morning on Sunday, May 19. The day … Continue reading Two moons
Sunday, May 19, 2024 Braesail and her crew of four left Anacortes in mid-morning on Sunday, May 19. The day … Continue reading Two moons
Walt’s youngest brother, Ken, and his wife, Lisa, arrived at our condo building in the afternoon of Friday, May 17, … Continue reading Getting ready to go!
While Walt was preaching and presiding over worship in the Episcopal church in Marysville, I was giving tours of Braesail … Continue reading Welcome aboard!
A shiny Saturday morning (May 11) found us munching breakfast treats on a big, luxurious motor yacht that was docked … Continue reading Mimosas, muffins, model boat and dingy races, and a fancy meal
Somewhat more than three hours of motoring over a sun-splashed sea on the afternoon of Friday, May 10, 2024, brought … Continue reading On deck under an astonishing sky
Friday, January 26 During our five-hour motoring trip from Point Roberts back to our slip in the Anacortes Marina, winds … Continue reading Just in time!
Thursday, January 25 Having had a very quiet 74th birthday on Wednesday (which I’d celebrated with a piece of the … Continue reading Home, not-very-sweet home!
Wednesday, January 24 After a substantial breakfast, we left Bowen Island and headed, under a thick cloud cover, for the … Continue reading Sailing (!) toward Vancouver
Tuesday, January 23 Ignoring the occasional soft drizzle, Walt, Martin, Hans, and I enjoyed a good walk around the town … Continue reading Snug in Snug Cove
Monday, January 22 Another six hours of motoring through quiet, windless, foggy, drizzly weather took Braesail’s crew from Pender Harbour … Continue reading Visiting Sagres’ new home