Aboard Astraea Invest in experiences, not things. Invest in experiences, not things. After a one night stay at Puerto Escondido we made a quick motor out of the harbor to Honeymoon Cove. There were already some boats anchored in the cove, so we tucked into another cove south of Honeymoon for the night. A starfish or Estrella del Mar in Spanish. A picturesque anchorage all to ourselves.

Im writing over a bowl of Meusli with a Banana and a bit of apple juice poured over it, My coffee is hot and fresh and today is all mine. I really want to learn to carry a full year of stores on Sookie, I know it can be done. What shall we do with the drunken sailor. Asymp; Leave a comment. Spade Anchor vs Rocna Anchor.

Our adventure, one horizon at a time. The INTERVIEW WITH A CRUISER Project. By Paul and Jennifer Wheeler. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3. But what about the bananas, you may be asking? En Route to the Tuamotus. First Wahoo, last fish.

Blog offering up stories, advice, and laughs, about travelling the world with two little ones in tow. We started off thinking we would travel for a few years, and then start establishing a family. But life had other plans for us, and BOOM, three months into our marriage we were pregnant. Instead of letting our upcoming bundle of joy revamp our travel desires, we decided to continue on with our plan, now with a PLUS 1.

For friends of Kristina Southard. Used during her Transplant and now again as we love and help her. Saturday, August 29, 2015. A Lovely Summer is winding down. In flows a rather windy, chilly but a welcomed Seattle rainy August afternoon. There should be an update posted as there has been news. Summer blew in with shockingly 2 hospitalizations, a lot of activity, a long heat wave, a pleasant once in a lifetime. My benefits have indeed just.

A man, a woman, a dog, and a sailboat. As you all know by now, we sold our boat. And, after a decade of working towards our goal of living tiny aboard a sailboat, we now find ourselves traveling via the Shoe Leather Express instead of aboard our trusty steed, Vacilando. The Coolest Restaurant on the Planet.

A minimal life at sea. Key Biscayne and the Miami Seaquarium. The past few months we have been exploring and sailing The Keys. Sailing to the Dry Tortugas. The Marquesas, located about 25 nautical miles West of Key West.