Where the Eagle Flies…
In a previous blog post I wrote sometime back in June 2021, I incorporated a few quotes attributed to old … Continue reading Where the Eagle Flies…
Salish Sea Cruising With Blair, Les, Leo, and Bliss
Our Cruising Platform: Great Northern, a DeFever 53 Performance Offshore Cruiser
In a previous blog post I wrote sometime back in June 2021, I incorporated a few quotes attributed to old … Continue reading Where the Eagle Flies…
We left Pender Harbor after a relaxing multi-day visit and stopped just 7 miles away, up the Agamemnon Channel. There’s … Continue reading Cruising in a Boat Definition: Fixing Your Boat in Exotic Places…
The hissing breath of late spring waterfallsTrailing across the face of vast granitic cliffsTear tracks rambling through a field of … Continue reading The Inlet
It has begun… a partial unraveling if you will. It will not be acknowledged as a particular time in the … Continue reading It Is Just Around the Corner… Isn’t it?
From Amadeus, the movie: “EMPEROR: Well, Herr Mozart! A good effort. Decidedly that. An excellent effort! You’ve shown us something quite … Continue reading Prevost Harbor, Stewart Island, Sucia Island, and East Sound, Orcas Island; A Pictoral Expression
On Saturday, May 6th, we engineered a Sunday, May 7th passage from Port Ludlow to Parks Bay, Shaw Island in … Continue reading A Passage: Parks Bay to Prevost Harbor, Stuart Island, May 2023
Referring to our last post: Our 2023 Cruising Season Departure… And The Hudson’s Bay Rule (HBR to the initiated)”, we … Continue reading A San Juan Passage, May, 2023
I’ve written about The Hudson’s Bay Rule (HBR) before in this blog. My review is buried in a past Bloglet. … Continue reading Our 2023 Cruising Season Departure… And The Hudson’s Bay Rule
It’s March… when vast quantities of moisture laden air make their way from their birth zones and carried by the … Continue reading Comfortably Moist: And How Water Droplets Add Visibility to the Westerly Winds Passing Over the Olympics…
Well… not really a report, but an anecdotal review. It all started around 1300 on 2/28/23. After much threatening hail … Continue reading A Snapshot of Pacific Northwest Weather… Late February,