An Adventure in Thievery
When our brand new ebikes are stolen out of our garage last summer, a combination of luck, an Air Tag, and Dave’s chutzpah gets them back.
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When our brand new ebikes are stolen out of our garage last summer, a combination of luck, an Air Tag, and Dave’s chutzpah gets them back.
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we take advantage of Danica and Family being in Europe and join them for a week each in France and Greece. And I finally get to Crete, from where my grandfather immigrated to the US.
A French and Greek Adventure Read More »
There’s just something about a child’s belief in Santa…
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After a month in Jacksonville relaxing and a quick trip to California to see family, we start our eighth and final trip north on the ICW. But of course, it wouldn’t be boating if everything went smoothly…
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Our month in Daytona was a weird mix of challenges and sadness, fun, weird weather, a few excursions, time with family, and plenty of ‘downtime’ to think about the future.
Not Our Best Month Read More »
When your brain knows it’s inevitable but our heart gets stretched to its limit.
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We take a month-long break in the Hampton Roads area to travel to Australia and get some routine boat maintenance done. Then it’s a mad dash down the Atlantic ICW by Christmas with Jack Frost nipping at our stern.
Dashing Down the Coast Read More »
We head south from upper New York, slow enough to let the hurricane season run its course but fast enough to keep temps comfortable for cruising. We have a special guest join us along the Hudson and in NYC, set a personal record for most miles traveled in a day, see friends from our present and past, and get back to the Chesapeake Bay with time to spare before Dave’s Naval Academy Reunion.
Backtracking South Read More »
We close the loop on our summer travels, cruising down Lake Champlain back to where we started the Erie Canal in Waterford NY. First, though, we take a short pause for a Minnesota visit. Clontinuing south, when the port engine suddenly quits working we learn how much a $25 part can actually cost. Ah, such is boat life…
Charming Champlain Read More »