The Beginning, 2/1/19
The light filtering through the open boathouse door began a stealthy morph from a shadowed murkiness to the color of … Continue reading The Beginning, 2/1/19
Salish Sea Cruising With Blair, Les, Leo, and Bliss
Our Cruising Platform: Great Northern, a DeFever 53 Performance Offshore Cruiser
The light filtering through the open boathouse door began a stealthy morph from a shadowed murkiness to the color of … Continue reading The Beginning, 2/1/19
According to Google and other completely reliable sources… spring officially begins on March 1st. That is the meteorological definition. Looking … Continue reading A Mid-Winter Sighting…
There usually are upstream causal factors or circumstances that contribute to most failures. In the science of failure analysis, they … Continue reading A Narrative From the Kingdom of Woe: A Story Of An Electrical Failure…
In just a short while it will be 2026. Since it was another sunnyish day in the Great Northland… We … Continue reading An End of Year Jaunt in the Local Woods
And… Les has been knitting: Continue reading Images of Our 2025 Timeline
I would like to share… No. It is more than a mere like. Like is so… worn-out, hackneyed, unimaginative and … Continue reading Compelling Images…
Raveling… is a contronym. That means that it can describe both the act of tangling and depending on use: Untangling. … Continue reading The Captivating Contronym: Raveling
Tiz. Late November and the fungi are busily devouring their favorites. Lusciously edible: Moderately edible: Hallucinogenicly Poisonous: Devouringly Hungry: Begging … Continue reading It’s Autumntime And the livin’ Is Easy…
Come gather ’round people wherever you roamAnd admit that the waters around you have grownAnd accept it that soon you’ll … Continue reading The Times They Are A-Changin’. Bob Dylan. 1963
O…Dark…30: Nautical twilight. Garrison Bay. The sun is between 6 and 12 degrees below the horizon. At those angles, there … Continue reading An October Passage: Garrison Bay to Port Ludlow . Late October, 2025.
In late fallAs the deadAnd dying leavesBlanket the groundShore and Sea birdsAbandon the waterAnd lurk in the shadowsAwaitingTremulousWaryA creature emergesA … Continue reading The Creature From The Ludlow Lagoon