Walking around Brunswick, it is clear the area has strong British ties. Settled in 1738, it was abandoned due to mandatory evacuations in the Civil War but saw a resurgence as the lumber industry boomed in the late 1800’s. That led to shipyards in the area that became a critical support depot for the Allies […]
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When deciding where to travel next, our usual conversations revolve around the environment: winds, seas, tides, inlets and good anchorages. Our conversations now have a new aspect: safety. Between a worldwide pandemic and riots occurring all across the nation, we are definitely concerned about our safety. We knew we would have these discussions at some
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In the current age of technology, staying connected has become a necessary part of our lives. So much so that many people today can’t manage to leave their cell phones behind for an hour, let alone for days on end. When sailing, you have to get used to being disconnected from the world. Once we
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After a busy week of working, we finally leave Florida! On Friday, we motored out the St. John’s River to anchor at Sister’s Creek for the night after a quick stop for fuel. The anchorage is close to the inlet, decreasing the travel time to get to sea by 3 hours. At 7 am Saturday
Ever wonder what it would be like living aboard a sailboat and traveling? You can travel as far as you want (or as far as your skill level will take you) while taking your entire home with you. That’s the blessing of living on a boat. However, it’s a whole different world than living in
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Whose brilliant idea was it to go up the Intercoastal Waterway (ICW) again? Oh yeah…that was my idea. Not perhaps my smartest decision I suppose. I guess six months was enough time for me to forget our last struggle with low bridges and skinny water in a 50 foot sailboat. (See that crazy story here!)
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9 am—We get off the dock in Fort Pierce Leaving Fort Pierce was bittersweet. It feels like forever since we have been to sea and we were excited to get moving north. It was a crazy four months there with the COVID-19 crisis coming along in the midst of our ER nursing contract. We were
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At the dock too long….time to go sailing!
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Living on a boat is one of the healthiest lifestyles you can lead, especially in these turbulent times. We self-isolate all the time. We go for days without close encounters to any other living beings, except for the dolphins and fish. We stock our stores so we don’t need frequent trips to the grocery store.
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We are so sick of the rain and cold we’ve had on our days off!! It seems the only nice days happen when we have to go to work. We keep busy with working inside but start to go stir crazy stuck on the boat so often. This week, the weather finally cleared and we
