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Of Failed Boat Sales and Mislaid Plans
I’ve not updated the blog in well, forever, because life has been…mundane with not very much sailing. We’ve been in New Zealand since before the pandemic, and life here has been mostly normal since the virus isn’t out of hand. Weekly poker games, lunches with friends, boat work, and other Read On..
Also posted in bottom paint, broken things, for sale, maintenance, projects
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Tobago Cays – Maybe Our Favorite Place Yet
Sailing the Pudgy by the turtle sanctuary. Breathtaking. If we had to pick one word for the Tobago Cays that would be it. As we left Mayreau and sailed closer to the Cays we were more and more entranced. Yes, the water is really that color. Actually the camera can Read On..
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