There are only a few places you can anchor with protection down the Pacific Coast. Watching the weather reports and planning a head and having your plan B is important. Our life right now isn’t dictated by due dates and meetings any more but it is definitely dictated by the wind. The time we can …
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We left San Diego around 430 in the morning it was 36 degrees. We had all our layers on and big smiles on our faces as we started motoring out of Coronado and into San Diego bay. It took 2 hours to reach the Pacific Ocean and we took another left and sailed toward the …
One of the most freeing and frustrating ideas about this new life is the many times you make a plan, change that plan, then end up going back to the first plan with a few adjustments. We had originally planned on not taking so long at any of the places and meeting some old friends …
After we got the fuel issue resolved we set off to explore the town of Two Harbors. A short dinghy ride to the dinghy dock leads you to a quarter of a mile red dirt road that takes you through the desert hills towards the town of Two Harbors. A very quiet town especially now …
One of the highlights of Santa Cruz Island was meeting our first Cruising Couple Tim and Leah. They now split their time between their boat and their RV. Our dream! They also spent a few years cruising around the Sea of Cortez. They invited us over for dinner to share their stories. We eagerly accepted. …
Meeting our first Cruising Couple and lessons learned. Read More »