The second short trip: Part II
On the morning of September 28, we motored from pleasant Mill Bay (which was a place new to us) to … Continue reading The second short trip: Part II
Second short trip: To destinations old and new: Part I
On September 22, Braesail and her crew headed north, first anchoring in Reid Harbor on Stuart island, where we have … Continue reading Second short trip: To destinations old and new: Part I
First short trip: A “two-boat” holiday meal
For some 15 years, Martin has been wanting to see his sailboat Sagres and Braesail share a “two-boat” meal! When … Continue reading First short trip: A “two-boat” holiday meal
Two short fall trips in 2023 after many upgrades
Following Braesail’s journey to Juneau and back between April and October 2022 (a trip cut a month short by the … Continue reading Two short fall trips in 2023 after many upgrades
The last post?
Braesail and her crew are back safely in Anacortes; the boat is in her “home slip,” F64, and we are … Continue reading The last post?
Sad but good news
After reading for most of the morning, we moved Braesail from Montague Harbour’s north cove to the south cove on … Continue reading Sad but good news
Fun being a fan
A beautiful sunny Sunday (October 2) brought Braesail and her crew to pretty Princess Cove on Wallace Island (another of … Continue reading Fun being a fan
In the dinghy, on the trail, on the beach
A lazy Saturday morning (October 1) of reading and writing and making up bread dough preceded a delightful afternoon for … Continue reading In the dinghy, on the trail, on the beach
Ha-harrr, matey! We’re back in Pirates Cove
Subtitle: sandstone, seals, sailing, stern-tying, and sleeping! Walt purchased propane for our stove in Nanaimo on the morning of Friday, … Continue reading Ha-harrr, matey! We’re back in Pirates Cove
Sailing–YES!– on the way to Nanaimo
Walt and I did enjoy a restful night, and by about 9:30 am on Thursday, September 29, we were leaving … Continue reading Sailing–YES!– on the way to Nanaimo
Braesail - A grand yacht in the Salish Sea 