A few new videos of the dude. http://m.youtube.com/#/profile?user=Rudderstx We are in the bvis. Its pretty awesome. Except the boat is hauled out so its buggy. And we have to climb a really tall scaffolding ladder to get on and off the boat. Takes some skill with a twenty-some pound squirrel on your hip. And all [...]
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for your viewing pleasure.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged boat haul out, British virgin islands, nanny cay, rudder, sailing, videos on February 27, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
on the last days of 2011.
Posted in Caribbean, hats, knitting, rudder, sailing, travels, winter, tagged baby, beach, culebra, ensenada honda, Flamenco, new year, pela, puerto rico, sailing on December 31, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
This is what we have been doing.
Ello.
Posted in Caribbean, rudder, sailing, travels, tagged baby, culebra, dinghy, living aboard, puerto rico, sailing, winter on December 10, 2011 | 1 Comment »
In culebra, PR. Windy. Yay for charging batteries! Rainy. Though stopped for the moment. Peaceful. And my super cute son. Who can’t help but get cuter and cuter. It’s his dads fault.
post earth day post.
Posted in Caribbean, rudder, sailing, travels, tagged boating, cloth diapers, diapers, earth day, sailing on April 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
i’ve never been super concerned about the size of my carbon footprint. i don’t even recycle (gasp!)unless the bins are there in front of me. sad, i know. BUT, while living aboard, our footprint is very small, much smaller than when we are living in the states. on our old boat, it was even smaller [...]
boat = endless projects.
Posted in Caribbean, rudder, sailing, sewing, travels, tagged Headliner, sailboat, sailing, storage, teak on April 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
the people who owned s/v willow boat before us were doing some major renovating. all of the sailing related gear is new – new sails, deck paint, compass, radar, chart plotter, etc… the inside still needs some major aesthetic work, which we are fine with since we want to make it our own. they had [...]
