We couldn’t see 100′ due to fog When crossing from Cape Cod Canal to Scituate, MA, the fog came down on us like a ton of bricks! We couldn’t see more than 100 ft. in front of us. Over the … Continue reading Navigating in the fog is tough
Who’s Coming to Visit? So excited to be able to monkey around with Josh and Tali Preuss in Bristol, Rhode Island. Happy Fourth of July! Continue reading Ready to Monkey Around
What is hurricane season anyway? For cruisers, each boat insurance policy defines hurricane season differently. Ours starts July 15 through November 1. Currently, S/V Enjoy must be North of the Florida/Georgia line during hurricane season. Yes, we could change that. … Continue reading We’re coming home!
Yes, today is what most people think the cruising life is like on a daily basis. After the 8:15 morning net (Don was the Georgetown net controller at the beinning of the season and passed it onto Bill from Charisma … Continue reading What a start to the new year: water aerobics, conch harvesting, friends and family
Safta Judy and nephew David having a good time on “Chez enjoy”. Left Palm Cay Marina and heading toward the Exhumas Cays Land and Sea Park for some snorkeling. Continue reading Multi-generation blast!
We successfully crossed from Royal Island to the capital of New Providence, Nassau in time for Thanksgiving. While we caught up on laundry, Tali was in the galley creating a wonderous Thanksgiving feast. I am thankful. I’m thankful for being able to actually live the dream that we planned for since we married; I’m thank for my loving husband who has navigated these uncharted waters with patience; I’m thankful for my supportive family and friends. And I’m particularly thankful for this very very yummy Thanksgiving dinner. Thank you Tali! Continue reading A Bahamian Thanksgiving?
Our first visitor! Tali came down for the Thanksgiving holiday and graced us with her loving personality. She’s quite handy with the anchor, certainly the galley, and we’ve been having fun with sunrise and sunset snorkle activities. Today we crossed … Continue reading And, our first visitor!
