If there is any wind, we're a 6 knot boat. We have typically averaged about 150 miles in a 24 hour period on passages. From Trinco to th...

It's been a very light wind passage to the Maldives until last night. Night #1 saw us getting caught in 2 fishing nets and having to cut...

In a perfect blogging world I would have written several posts about Sri Lanka by now. I would have written about riding an antique t...

It might seem counterintuitive, given all the pirate lore out there, but being approached by a decrepit boat with a wildly waving crew can b...

My 12am-3am watch started off with a bang. We were speeding along at 9 knots under spinnaker when our starboard hull collided with something...

Today's stronger winds and bumpy seas have settled into smooth sailing. Usually by the 4th day passages have settled into a comfortable ...

I'm sure this will include a photo now that I've resized it.

This is a test to see if we can upload photos to the blog. This e-mail was delivered via satellite phone using Iridium Mail & Web softwa...

Ceilydh from the sky, thanks to Brian from Delos About four weeks ago we decided set off for South Africa. When I wrote the post l...

I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, And all I ask is a working windlass, a new starter motor, a water...