Unloading cargo in the Galapagos Island is not an easy process. We have been to two islands so far and each island has a distinct process. On Isabella, the barge “Isabella” anchors in Port V ...

What a difference a year makes! Last year after finishing our transatlantic crossing with the ARC 2023, we had a long list of boat issues to resolve and we felt very overwhelmed. We were wondering wha ...

October was quite eventful but ended with a fun Halloween in Annapolis. Can you spot my favorite pumpkin? Adam, Seth and our friends Tom and Cheri carved some beautiful pumpkins, a tradition that s ...

In mid September when on our way to Annapolis we stopped for a fun few days of exploring New York City. I spent a decade living there in the 90's so it was fun to share some of my old haunts with Set ...

We have been in Annapolis for close to 6 weeks now, a lot longer than anticipated. Our initial plans were to arrive a few days before the sailboat show, attend the show, visit with friends and get a f ...

Having left Maine at the end of August, we then had some miles to make to get to our next major destination, New York City. We took the opportunity to make some fun stops along the way but the theme ...

Sharing the remainder of our Maine favorites! Here's a shot of Guillemette smiling during a break from the 1000 foot climb on the "Around the Mountain" carriage road in Acadia. A few of the many hist ...

We left Maine on Wednesday after eight wonderful weeks. Arriving in Casco Bay in early July, we sailed as far west as Portland and as far east as Mount Desert Island, the home of Acadia National Park. ...

Standing at the eastern entrance of Penobscot Bay, Isle au Haut is pretty remote, an 8,000-acre chunk of land, half of which belongs to Acadia National Park. Home to fewer than 80 year-round resident ...

We have spent the last week exploring Penobscot Bay and loving its little nooks and crannies. We had a few destinations in mind from cruising guides and other sailor's reviews but we are letting our ...