With the boat packed up and put away for another season we waved goodbye and climbed into our drivers SUV. It was an 8 am
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After an uneventful 24 hour passage from Utila we arrived in Livingston Guatemala early in the morning. Getting to the anchorage of Livingston can be
We had a break in the predominantly easterly winds and that allowed us to make the run from Roatan over to Guanaja (Gwa na ha),
While we wait for Sandy and Marc to arrive, we checked out some of the anchorages in North Sound. Governor’s Creek area was a very
Sometimes you just have to make the best of it. We had a small weather window to make the 4 day passage from San Andres
This is the stuff they don’t talk about in the glossy sailing magazines. We have been pinned down by the weather for over 6 weeks
We are closing in on a month here in San Andres with no weather window in sight. Its warm (high 20’s to low 30’s Celsius)
As we have noted before, everything we do is predicated on the weather. This time of year, in Southwestern Caribbean, the weather patterns are commonly
The battery changeover continued to be a puzzle for a couple of weeks. Yes, we were waiting for the Wakespeed terminator, but I wasn’t convinced
We’re still in the marina working on projects. The engine issue turned out to be the electronic control module, so replacing it has resolved that