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Category Archives: Cuttyhunk
Falling Behind…and it’s Still Summer!
Here it is mid August and I’ve not posted an update since mid June. It’s not that we’ve been idle, just the opposite – we’ve been quite busy. Every available weekend we’ve been somewhere and even some unavailable ones. I will try to assemble a brief trip log here, time Read On..
Also posted in Block Island, Dutch Harbor, Oak Bluffs, Quonset, Stonington
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Time & Sobriety
Both of which were apparently in short supply the Provincetown vacation…so I’m way behind on updates. What a nice vacation – great fun traveling with friends. Cuttyhunk was a pleasant stay for us, we got to walk around a bit and have a relaxing visit. Provincetown is, well altogether different. Read On..
Also posted in alternator, broken things, Provincetown
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Vacation!
It’s that time again! Tomorrow morning we head off for a week of relaxation and adventure. The spinnaker is repaired and on board, and we are almost ready to go. Hopefully we will be underway tomorrow morning barring any disasters or misfires. The itinerary is pretty simple, we are meeting Read On..
Also posted in Provincetown, vacation
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Actually, it Didn’t Really Suck
Cuttyhunk, as seen from the deck of Evenstar last weekend. So from my last post about last weekend one could easily get the impression that the weekend was a miserable move from mishap to mishap, barely avoiding disaster while doing my best to keep the boat running with a roll Read On..
Also posted in Good Times
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Some Proof that We Are Progressing
So if the equanimity with which one approaches impending disaster is an indicator of your maturity and skill, perhaps we are progressed from the clueless newbies of so many years ago that were baffled by something as simple as a blown fuse or burned out pump. Last weekend we were Read On..
Also posted in broken things, Fog, Newport
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Go North, Young Man…Not
Or…how not to take down your spinnaker in several painful steps…or, Summer Vacation, part deux. Of course make our best effort to take as much of our vacation in the summer on the boat – with Junior Sailing now crowding the schedule we generally end up with one towards the Read On..
Also posted in Block Island, broken things, injury, Martha's Vineyard, ouch
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Vacation Report – Part one (to the Vineyard)
Perhaps we are a bit too Laissez-faire in our trip planning, but anchoring out everywhere gives you that freedom. So as morning dawned on July 11th, the day we were leaving for ten days, it was not clear in my mind precisely where we were going and when. I know Read On..
Also posted in Martha's Vineyard
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Trip Reports…Block, Cutty, Block
Maybe it’s getting repetitive, but we made a few trips out to Cuttyhunk and Block Island over May & June. They are nice places, there is usually stuff to do, and of course they are off shore so they are cooler than being on the main land. The challenge is Read On..
Also posted in Block Island, Dutch Harbor, Islands
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What I Did on My Summer Vacation – Part I
Vacation is tough. Not the going, but the coming back. We’ve just returned from a week on the boat. Our itinerary was simple – eventually find our way to Nantucket, then find our way back. We did that with stops at Cuttyhunk and Martha’s Vineyard en route. Overall it was Read On..
Also posted in aground, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, vacation
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