Cruising Yin and Yang
We've discovered there's a definite dichotomy to our cruising life, and lately we'd been feeling a bit heavy on the "ordeal" side. Life is good…
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On the Eating of Trash Species
This afternoon we took one of our ripest deck squids and dinghied over to an adjacent reef to try and extend the meat larder. S…
Whack-A-Mola
El Molita tiene un chichone sobre su cabesa: The little mola has a lump on his head. We know that we hit him on the…
SD to Ensenada
We took a few pictures on the very uneventful leg from San Diego to Ensenada via the Coronado Islands. The Oracle America’s Cup boat was…
San Diego Exit
San Diego was a great stop for us. It could be one of the best urban anchorage experiences we’ve had so far. We’ll miss the…
Heart of Sailing
Yesterday we had the pleasure of volunteering for a Heart of Sailing event on nearby Shelter Island. Our friend George Saidah started this organization to…
War Dolphins
We were visited by the Navy war-dolphins today and reminded that life is stranger than fiction. These dolphins ride around in big rigid hull inflatables…
San Diego
Many of you may have wondered, “Why were you so nervous about getting to San Diego too early and having to hobo around the bay,…
Catalina Wildlife
Catalina Island is full of bizarre wildlife. We were focused on the non-human variety. This watch dog was suspicious (like us) of the Two Harbors…
Balloon Bay
This morning (Monday) we woke to find that a record number of balloons had washed into Albert Bay overnight. All told, we counted three in…