Sprint Home to MA
After 20.5 months (620 days to be exact!) on the boat, it was time to go home!
Read More »Sprint Home to MAAfter 20.5 months (620 days to be exact!) on the boat, it was time to go home!
Read More »Sprint Home to MAWho knew a Potato Festival!
Read More »Elizabeth City, NCOne of our favorite places! Not sure why we love it, not much here: a small main road, a cool Ace Hardware, our least favorite brewery, quiet streets with beautiful homes and a peaceful dock or anchorage.
Read More »Belhaven, NCThree Sons needed some love and attention so off to a boat yard we went!
Read More »On the HardWhile Three Sons was on the hard getting new engine mounts and the propellers balanced, the crew took a road trip to the Outer Banks. We enjoyed three days along with two days of some fabulous weather and a day of rain taking in all the sights from Kitty Hawk to Hatteras.
Read More »Outer Banks – OBX, NCWe got a call from boater friends that had just left a place they thought we would love. Well, Bald Head Island was not on our radar and they were 100 percent correct. We loved it!
Read More »Southport/Bald Head Island, NCWe are trying to mange our time to get to a boat yard in North Carolina to have the engine vibration looked at and still have some fun stopping at new places. So, in order to get some miles behind us we decided to move fast and anchor out. This also gave us time to rest and enjoy nature.
Read More »Life on the HookA quick stop in a favorite little town.
Read More »Beaufort, SCA calm, beautiful anchorage before an exciting, busy city.
Read More »Kilkenny & Savanah, GAThis beautiful, quaint island was a first for us and we did lots of exploring!
Read More »St. Simon Island, GACumberland Island was on the top of our list of places we regretted missing. This year we made a two day stop at Georgia’s largest and southernmost barrier island. We so enjoyed the 17 miles of undeveloped beaches, wide marshes, pristine natural beauty, hundreds of wild horses, and the unique history which includes stories of the wealthy Carnegie family.
Read More »Cumberland Island, GAIt was a quick jump crossing state lines from Fernandina Beach, FL over to St. Mary’s, GA. Generally, we skip Georgia and cruise the ocean to move a bit faster. This year, we are going to slow it down and explore the Georgian spots we have missed.
Read More »St. Mary’s, GAIn order to visit some places we have missed during our previous travels on the East Coast, we did some big hops and one day stops in the last two Florida cities. Although they were quick stops we enjoyed two favorite cities and had two beautiful nights on mooring balls.
Read More »St. Augustine and Fernandina Beach, FLFinally made it to this destination on our 5th trip cruising the East Coast!
Read More »New Smyrna Beach, FLThis is our fourth stop in Titusville. It is not that exciting of a town but definitely meets our criteria for a repeat stop: easy, cheap, conveniently located, good bathrooms and laundry, a cute main street with a good brewery, wine bar and a few wonderful unique restaurants. This stop we got tickets to a Broadway musical at the Titusville Playhouse. It was fabulous and beyond our expectations.
Read More »Titusville, FLA new stop for us that allowed us to reunite with loop friends and visit the Kennedy Space Center.
Read More »Merritt Island, FLDay 1 back in America, we were in for a fun surprise.
We left Old Bahama Bay at first light and cruised back to the USA with no issues. A beautiful day and time to reflect on our Bahamian Stats!
Read More »Back to the USA!Our time in the Bahamas is coming to an end! With the prediction of good weather to cross the Atlantic to Florida, we started making our way over to the western part of the Bahamas.
Read More »Grand Bahama IslandAfter dropping Zach off at the airport, we returned to Three Sons and started the engines. Our next destination was Green Turtle Cay, but between here and there, we needed to time the transit through Whale Cut. Since slack tide was at 7AM and we did not want to travel in the dark, our strategy was to leave Marsh Harbor and spent the night on anchor off the north coast of Great Guana Cay.
Read More »Green Turtle Cay, Abacos