Position: 38°35’01″N 28°42’04″W Captain’s Log, Supplemental*: Our Atlantic Crossing was magical. I tucked a reef in the main when we set off from Marigot Bay, St. Martin, and never bothered with it again until we reached Horta, about 2,200 miles …
Position: 37°17’43″N 37°28’44″E The earthquakes in eastern Türkiye and northern Syria were devastating and the horrifying costs in human lives keeps rising. Damage spreads across a broad swathe of Türkiye’s most historical areas, areas we spent weeks exploring this time …
Position: 45°53’04″N 123°57’51″W Dubbed one of America’s best beach towns, and one of the world’s 100 best beaches by National Geographic, Cannon Beach is Oregon’s most recognised seascape. Haystack Rock dominates the view out to the Pacific Ocean, dwarfing the …
Position: 45°37’58″N 122°01’13″W What better way to spend the afternoon than on a walk with your dog? It’s especially good when your dog knows the way to the pub. Even better if they can walk you home again. I understand …
What with President Putin practicing escalatio on the Ukrainians, and then the Covid variants on top of that, it has been a nervous year, and people have begun to feel a bit like Shrödinger’s cat. – after Tom Lehrer, That …
Position: 38°39’07″N 70°54’12″W Hi Guys! Marlon here! Before you ask, yep enjoying urban life with my buddy Spencer. I’ve got him pretty well trained now. And I only get worried if he passes out and my peoples aren’t around to …
Position: 45°37’34″N 122°39’25″W Note: No albatrosses were harmed in the making of this blog. The ocean is salty and that salt gets everywhere on board. It gets into the rigging, the sails, the stores, and even the language. On a …
Don’t Stay Too Long Travelling around Europe on a British passport is no easier than travelling on a Samoan one these days. Overstaying your visa risks a fine, or a ban, or both. For Brits especially, EU immigration authorities have …
Position: 39°06’48″N 8°22’14″E No matter how many nautical miles you’ve got under your keel, or how many oceans you’ve crossed, you still have to find your sea legs when you reboard your ship. Every sailor gets queasy at some point. …
