There’s a saying that goes something like this: There are 3 types of sailors: Those who have run aground, those who will run aground, and … Read More ›
Author: tig
The culprit of our air leak, we think Cruising is fixing your boat in exotic (or non-exotic, in our case) ports. I knew this going … Read More ›
We’ve officially past the 1 month mark (almost a week ago – it’s taken me this long to write). Yippee! It’s been a roller coaster … Read More ›
Ten years ago, we had a dream that never left the shores. Today, we have a shot at it. The difference is all in the … Read More ›
Machine shop at Rose’s Marine Old & new coupling Shiny prop shaft The flexible coupling arrived on Saturday, and we took it on Monday to … Read More ›
If you don’t know by now, “on the hard” is a sad term for a boat. It means it is on land somewhere, and not … Read More ›
Stuck in so many ways. Serena is stuck in suburbia with the kids at my parents house. The boat is stuck on land in the … Read More ›
Wildest Dream has been sitting at a yard in Chelsea, MA for a few days. Not much to report since work is slow. But here’s … Read More ›
Today is our last day at the only marina we’ve ever known. And it’s been almost exactly a year since we’ve moved aboard. A lot … Read More ›
When we bought our boat, the boatyard topped off our tank, but I’m pretty sure that the tanks could’ve use a good cleaning. With spring … Read More ›