RUM TIME … a year’s sailed by
We celebrated our first year of circumnavigation and Baggy’s 40th birthday … at a rum distillery. 9 August 2018: The … Continue reading RUM TIME … a year’s sailed by
Sharks … and other fishy stories
You may have heard the expression ‘yum yum yellow’ – it’s a divers term for the attractiveness of yellow diving … Continue reading Sharks … and other fishy stories
Going Bananas
A wild haired, bare chested man leapt out of a jungle hut brandishing a sharp machete. With two deft strikes … Continue reading Going Bananas
Twenty two days and 18 hours
1645, Friday 19 April We weighed anchor at Isabela Island, Galapagos and headed out to sea to sail over 3000 … Continue reading Twenty two days and 18 hours
Born to be Wild
Our sail from Panama to the Galápagos Islands and our extraordinary adventures there visiting San Cristobal, Santa Cruz and Isabela. Continue reading Born to be Wild
Gateway to the Pacific
We were woken up by an earthquake – 4.3 on the richter scale, 24 km deep and just five miles … Continue reading Gateway to the Pacific
Sailing Adventures in Central America (Croc Watch)
Long time no hear, I know. But it’s a load of old croc to think we’re having a nice long … Continue reading Sailing Adventures in Central America (Croc Watch)
Floating on Bonaire
I’d lost my sea legs. I could have sworn I’d put the right ones on, but five hours into our … Continue reading Floating on Bonaire
The Bear Necessities of Life
Last week we were sailing towards an underwater volcano Kick ‘em Jenny, 8km north of Grenada. The University of West … Continue reading The Bear Necessities of Life
Celebrity Island Lock Down
Mustique, St. Vincent and the Grenadines – Midday, 22 December. A large muscle bound man leaps out at us from … Continue reading Celebrity Island Lock Down
Pond Life … sailing across the North Atlantic Ocean
7am, Friday 30 November 2018. Somewhere in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean. One of several bizarre conversations heard … Continue reading Pond Life … sailing across the North Atlantic Ocean
Rock and Roll to Cape Verde
It was 11pm and pitch black. We were soaked after the third wave had crashed over the side and were … Continue reading Rock and Roll to Cape Verde
