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Taking Another Tack
“hark, now hear the sailors cry, smell the sea, and feel the sky let your soul & spirit fly, into the mystic…” ― Van Morrison WE DID IT!!! …We hadn’t quite crossed the Pacific… We hadn’t Read more…
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Tahiti to Tonga – A Gypsies Tale by Adeena SomethingSomething
By looking back at pictures from the last few months I think I’m starting to realize why so many people have mistaken us for hippies – but in fact we´re gypsies – there is a Read more…
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Baguette it or not
And then there was land. Lots and lots of land. Too much land in fact. We wanted to see it all (but couldn’t. obviously.). It’s hard to think back to two months ago when we Read more…
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50 Days of Sea
It was too good to be true… Thursday, 12 June, 14:57 The boat was about as ready as it would ever be – supplies, spares, repairs, even the crew was ready and that says a Read more…
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Time to Leave… For Real this Time!
We should have known that Panama wouldn’t let us go too easily… It’s Panama…. Nothing and I mean NOTHING is easy!!! I successfully checked us out in the manner our wonderful agent had advised (you Read more…
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Flipping Panama
The seas are always bluer on the other side .Or at least they appear to be. But the surface of Panama city is deceiving. There’s far too much craziness that lies beneath. After a couple Read more…
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Miracles Happen.
Once upon a time there was a little boat of epicness. 27 feet of pure awesomeness Her name was Yoldia Yoldia needed a lot of work. So for almost a month we did nothing but Read more…
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Panamanianism: Delays, Problems, and a Beautifully Terrifying change of plans.
The only reassurance about anything that you will find in Shelter Bay Three weeks of blood, sweat and tears culminate today… and to be honest we don’t think we’re ready for it… So where was Read more…
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Rough Riding the Bluest Oceans
Our pilot boat chugged in at 7 am. Having engine problems and a dodgy outboard has some limitations when reversing out of a dock. Yes, Yoldia was small enough to take for a walk, but Read more…