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Constellation, Cape Cod, Planning
Wow, sorry for being so terrible on updates… I’ve been busy with a new job (yes, I have a job – More in another post!), a little traveling and more work on Constellation, as she continues to get...
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Little People, Home Sweet Home
I’m not even going to apologise for going on all these blog holidays… Actually no, I can’t help myself, I’m terrible, I’m sorry… Apologies also go to all those people who write to me, and get replies...
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Snowstorms, Christmas
I feel so terrible, enjoying a lovely warm summer, riding my bike with friends, having barbecues… All the while, Constellation is battling sub-zero temperatures, snowstorms, loneliness and a lack of...
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Western Samoa
The trip south to Samoa from Palmyra Atoll afforded steady trades, and good sailing, with only a few days of wind that might have tended on the ‘too strong stop spilling my coffee!’ side. Constellation...
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As Constellation rumbled, I jumped out of my bunk at a well practiced speed. I can pull myself up and out with one hand, and be on deck in seconds from a deep sleep… Usually it’s because Constellation...
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Volunteering, Red Cross, Samoa
I’ll leave the photos and video to do the talking, but I’m sticking around a little longer here in Apia, Samoa to volunteer with the Red Cross. I took this media while out today, volunteering on the...
View ArticleWe’re home at last. In 743 days.
It was a long final passage from Tonga… I don’t really even know how long. I left sometime in October, and I arrived yesterday. I don’t count days anymore, and I think in this last passage I made my...
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The loss of Wild Eyes
Now that we’ve heard that Abby is ok (she is still floating out there, but, according to all reports doing as best as as one can in such circumstances), the question I have now, is what will happen to...
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The Bristol library elevator is broken, I bought a harmonica.
I get a lot of emails from people saying ‘cool trip, I’m doing my own… Xyz’ … Which is awesome. Some of them are more interesting than others, and some peter-out after just a few months – Reality,...
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Sailing with Tobias Fahey
Last week I had the great fortune of getting a sail in with Tobias Fahey, aboard his IOOD50 (International Open One Design 50), in Tasmania. This year, Tobias will be attempting to become the fastest...
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