A good meal with good friends on Good Friday
On a bright-but-chilly Good Friday afternoon, Walt and I again traveled on foot, by ferry, and by subway to downtown … Continue reading A good meal with good friends on Good Friday
On a bright-but-chilly Good Friday afternoon, Walt and I again traveled on foot, by ferry, and by subway to downtown … Continue reading A good meal with good friends on Good Friday
Braesail remains docked at a Burrard Yacht Club dock from which it feels as if you have to hike a … Continue reading Walks and worship
Tuesday, April 12, was another on-again-off-again day for precipitation of various kinds (snow on the hilltops) with a few minutes … Continue reading A day at the docks and then on to Vancouver
Someone who’s sailed for many years is sometimes referred to as an “Old Salt,” and by the time Braesail had … Continue reading “New salt”
Winter banished our spring-y weather as predicted, visited the tops of the hills around the Port Sidney Marina during Saturday … Continue reading Spring has sprung . . . away!
A very quiet night in the Port Sidney Marina (no noisy percussion concert presented by energetic waves just outside the … Continue reading Apples found!
After a number of delays due to: a family member’s surgery, a Requiem Mass for a friend, a dental appointment … Continue reading On our way to Alaska at last!
By Sunday afternoon, Braesail was anchored in spacious Blind Bay on Shaw Island in suddenly-springlike weather under mostly-sunny skies. The … Continue reading A Blustery Home-Coming
By the afternoon of Friday, January 7, Braesail was docked in the village of Roche Harbor on the northwest side … Continue reading A “Spirited” Wedding Anniversary
Braesail arrived on Tuesday in nearby (and less expensive!) Canoe Cove Marina with a two-person crew aboard, water tanks filled, … Continue reading Snow Ho!