Sail Blog

My father introduced me to sailing. My very first trip was in the summer of 1965 when he chartered a 32’ sailboat out of Miami to take our family to Bimini. The sun was just setting as they untied the lines and I remember the thrill of sailing into the unknown. I had no idea what to expect. I had jitters in my belly as we ventured out to sea. The wind blew through my hair and I watched the moon slowly rise overhead. I was captivated by dark clouds as they rushed in to meet us. A squall appeared on deck and I was sent below. Then morning came. I sat on the bow of the boat as it rocked gently. We were anchored just outside Bimini. Everywhere I looked I saw clear turquoise water, white sandy beaches and tall palm trees swaying in the breeze. The air smelled fresh and all was peaceful. I was hooked.


Posted on 9th January, 2014

Mercado Bravo

January 8, 2013 We were looking for somewhere to buy fresh fish when the gentleman from Club Cruceros told us about Mercado Bravo. He actually …

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Posted on 6th January, 2014

A Wee Bit Homesick

January 4, 2014 AOL morning headlines read something like this: MAJOR SNOWSTORM HITS NORTHEAST! It is cold back home. THE COLDEST JANUARY 4 SINCE 1981. …

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Posted on 28th December, 2013

Christmas in Mexico

December 21-25, 2013 Now that we had arrived in La Paz and were tucked in at Marina Costa Baja for a month, we were wondering …

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Posted on 24th December, 2013

Papa Showed Me There Could Be Days Like This

December 18, 2013 My father was the one who first shared this incredible life style with me. He loved anything to do with water and …

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Posted on 20th December, 2013

Mama Said There Would Be Days Like This

December 16, 2013 San Jose Del Cabo to Los Frailes Mom was always the cautious one. She would hesitate and consider before making choices where …

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Posted on 16th December, 2013

San Jose Del Cabo

December 16, 2013 This is where I fall in love with Mexico. After years of dreaming and then planning, and a start and stop moment …

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Posted on 12th December, 2013

Adios Mi Amigo

December 12, 2013 Suddenly it was very quiet. After six weeks, 800 plus miles, and a lifetime of experiences, Don got into the taxi and …

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Posted on 9th December, 2013

Thank You

Halfway between Turtle Bay and Bahia Santa Maria, I looked around the boat and realized that we were carrying so many reminders of the people …

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Posted on 8th December, 2013

Down the Coast of Baja, Part Two

NOVEMBER 30, 2013 BAHIA TORTUGAS TO BAHIA ASUNCION We left Turtle Bay on lobster pot watch and with the scent of Maria’s empanadas wafting through …

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