While we were in Neah Bay, we saw several different sailboats come and go. One in particular was fun for us. This boat came cruising around us to say hello. It was a training session by Mahina Expeditions (John and Amanda Neal). John and Amanda conduct training for those interested in offshore cruising. We attended a weekend seminar with them in the winter of 2018 in Anacortes, WA. We’ve also attended seminars with them at the Seattle Boat Show. When they came by to say hello, they didn’t know we were former students, but were really excited for us to be “really doing it”!
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These posts aren’t getting up here chronologically. But, here’s the next installment to catch you up. August 8 – 13,…
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Saturday, August 1, 2020, 11:00 AM we left the fuel dock at Foss Harbor Marina for the last time and…
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These first days of cruising life have been full of adjustments. No more schedules: trying to get everything done that…
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It’s 0430 on Tuesday, August 11. I didn’t sleep much last night. It might have been the black tea we…
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Today we received the email from our former home marina with the monthly marina newsletter. I (Doug) submitted an article…
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We are using PredictWind on our IridiumGo to provide basic data access while we are cruising. PredictWind provides a tracking…
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Expectancy versus expectations.
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When we bought Cassiopeia we decided not to change the name. We liked calling her “Cassie” and felt like the name…
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We’ve referred several times on here about our friends, Jamie and Behan Gifford of S/V Totem (www.sailingtotem.com). Their blog is…