It's been a very steady pattern with me. Each time I've left a desk job to go cruising I've lost weight. Happened in 1995 on o...

This morning our anchor came up with the sun and we pointed the boat north and flew. The winds are perfect right now—it’s like being ...

Maia's dream beach Ever have one of those days that starts out warm and sunny, moves into a perfect sail, and then brings you ...

Last night the boat shuddered and shook in the gusts and leapt in the swell. Instead of the blow blowing through, the wind has stayed strong...

According to our most recent schedule we should be pulling into Airlie Beach about now. This would be revised schedule #3. Sort of impressiv...

If your anchor rode is all chain, or a lot of chain, you should (must?) use an anchor snubber. For sailors that anchor mostly with rope, an ...

Charlie checks out the view As we wove past freighters and work boats, and inhaled the dust of heavy industry on our way into Glad...

Sail on sailor: Maia learns to fly the spinnaker When we were crossing the Pacific Maia had a homeschooling segment on explorers a...

Today we’re celebrating our 5 th cruisiversay by hiking where Captain Cook hiked. He arrived here, in the town of 1770, in you guessed...