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The Easter Bunny Doesn’t Speak Spanish
My first Semana Santa in Mexico is full of surprises.
No Going Back
Arteries of the earth, swift rivers are taking Star Dust and crew on to a new phase of life. No going back, as wonderful as it has been.
Stop, Stardust, Stop
I’ve been in over my head a lot during our Great Loop travels, but it feels even scarier when there is no solution in sight.
Great Lakes on the Great Loop
The Great Lakes make up 20% of the fresh water on the planet and feel like one big ocean. Join us on Star Dust as she makes her way across, up, down and through the Great Lakes traveling the Great Loop.
It’s easy to get complacent anchoring and motoring through the stunning beauty in peaceful waters. But as one Michigan sailor advised us: Be Ready for Anything!
How High’s the Water Momma?
Inland waterways of Georgia are so beautiful I could not figure out why we skipped it and traveled up the Gulf Stream 20 years ago on our sailing voyage. It only took one day of boating in Georgia to remember why.
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Ship Happens…
And it happens fast…One minute everything is going fine on the boat and the next minute becomes a horror movie. There are many lessons I learned from the wreck we saw in Jekyll Island, even though our 36 foot boat is a bath toy compared to the 660 foot capsized car carrier off the beach.
Hey Old Friend, Remember Me?
Meeting boaters on the Great Loop we are sure to run across again over the 7,000 miles ahead, makes me think about the way people come in and out of our lives. As well as the importance of keeping real friendships alive. Here’s a story that might prompt you to reach out to people who matter, but have been off your radar.
How Courtesy Saved a City
The inland waterways of Georgia and South Carolina with extreme 9 foot tides and 4 knots of current have held plenty of lessons for Glen and me. But there have also been important lessons of another kind.
