Read time: 10 minutes. I love the fact that I can take my home on adventures. Sailing through the San Juan Islands and dropping anchor at a beautiful destination for […]
Family time in Squamish, BC
Last week I had a chance to drive up to British Columbia for a mini family reunion organized by my paternal cousin Eli and his wife Christine. They live in […]
Summer of Wind and Sail
The seasons are changing and part of me is relieved to feel the cooler nights and see the occasional leaf fall to the ground. This summer I stretched my legs […]
Catching up – baby joggers to pack rafts to sails.
It’s been almost eight months since I last wrote here. Time keeps slipping by – below is a quick recap of some adventures since then. New resolutions are to write […]
From Paddling the Cayahoga to Sailing the Intercoastal Waterway
About a year ago my aunt Mimi started asking if I was going to come to the family reunion in July. I had missed the last one about 30 years […]
Sailing in the Indian Ocean
In 2013, I learned that the best way to wash the dirt off from Kilimanjaro is to visit Zanzibar, a small island off the coast of Tanzania. Last month, after […]
From warm to cold, Cuba to the White River
It was a busy February with some warm beaches in Cuba and some cold trails and rivers in Washington. Read on for more… Cuba Libre The intention of going to […]
A cold water paddle on the Skagit River: North of Marblemount to Hamilton
We walked nervously back and forth between the car and our boats, strapping things on here and there – our feet leaving footprints in the new fallen snow. There was […]
Canoeing a tiny section of the Northern Forest Canoe Trail in the Adirondacks
It’s been almost two years since I last blogged, apologies for the long lapse. Moving forward, I am deleting my social media accounts and hope to share experiences, thoughts, and […]
Trip Report: Issy Alps 100 Mile Redemption Run
This post has taken far too long to write. It is about a run (more accurately a slog) that I did last November, but really it starts earlier. Last April […]