A restful “day off” (but, sadly, no more Nanaimo bars!)
Saturday, May 25, 2024 A little rain washed the night, and the gentle swaying of the boat, soft, gurgley water … Continue reading A restful “day off” (but, sadly, no more Nanaimo bars!)
Saturday, May 25, 2024 A little rain washed the night, and the gentle swaying of the boat, soft, gurgley water … Continue reading A restful “day off” (but, sadly, no more Nanaimo bars!)
Friday, May 24, 2024 The gentle swaying of the boat lulled us to sleep on Thursday night, and after some … Continue reading Eating Nanaimo bars
Thursday, May 23 Braesail, though fastened securely to a dock, was bobbing, bumping, bucking, and rolling about during most of … Continue reading Finding Nanaimo bars
Wednesday, May 22, 2024 With moorage fees paid, general rubbish tossed into the onshore dumpster, cabins cleaned up and made … Continue reading Time with friends
Tuesday, May 21, 2024 The wind and rain that blustered about Braesail during Monday night continued into a misty gray … Continue reading “Man (fender) overboard!”
Monday, May 20, 2024 After a pleasant stay at the Prevost Harbor dock, we motored for about an hour on … Continue reading Back to the Land of the Maple Leaf
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