Good reasons to go boating in this time of crisis Since we all going to be locked down for the foreseeable future, why not go boating. Social distancing – you can’t find much better social distance then out in the middle of the water. Catching dinner means less time and grocery store checkout lines – […]
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We’re not much for gambling. In fact, we don’t gamble at all, but we kind of like casino’s. Plenty of casinos around the country welcome RV’s to park and stay overnight, and we’ve stopped and overnighted at a few. Having passed the Morongo Casino a few times in our roaming around Southern California this winter,
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Our day of cruising happened to be on the same timeline and track as another nice older trawler. We had chatted with them on the radio a little bit through the day and they said they were pulling in at Surf City, NC. They said they had been through here before and there used to
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12 May 2018, Saturday – Last Thursday, as we were cruising north, some serious heat and humidity attacked us in Georgia. Accompanying that heat and humidity were hordes of bugs… of all sizes, shapes, and varieties. Bill and I both, fly swatters in hand, left carnage in our wake. There were dead bodies all over
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14Aug2017 A Beach Day By Elizabeth Kelch “Ready for a little beach time!” I asked, wide eyed and grinning. Finally getting some weekend time in this easy-going, no-worries, beach town, I knew I wanted to lie in the sand with a good book today. Bill agreed it was a good day for it and after
30June2017, Friday – A mariner’s responsibility to offer aid to other seafarers in distress can be tested at any time. We had a long holiday weekend underway on the Chester River planned. It began with a storm brewing and, unexpectedly, offering aid. As we pulled out of our marina at Kent Narrows, a little bit
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