A Week Aboard S/V Sabado: 3/21/2022 - 3/27/2022 By Friday we had reached the end of the 5 day allotment the marina had for transients, so we left that morning. Our original plan was to sail up to Sarasota, but the weather had us moving in the exact opposite direction! We decided to take the hint and…
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A Week Aboard S/V Sabado: 3/13/2022 - 3/21/2022 The boat was hauling ass towards one of the private residence docks, until suddenly it wasn’t. I’ve never seen a boat come to such an abrupt stop. They had run aground. I told Ray and he grabbed the binoculars- there’s no way a race team would run agro…
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A Week Aboard S/V Sabado: 3/6/2022 - 3/13/2022 One moment it was calm, warm, and sunny, and the next, we were surrounded by dark clouds and 45kn of wind… (read more)…
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It was a tough pill to swallow; our entire plans for the year would have to change. We spent a few days pouting and trying to adjust our expectations. We missed our Gulf Stream crossing window but decided that… (read more)…
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A Week Aboard S/V Sabado: 1/23/2022 - 1/30/2022 We ended up spending the entire month of December begging customer service departments, contractors, and vendors to help us get everything back up and running again only to be ignored, overlooked, and even threatened. It was an expensive and discouragi…
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Another Week at the Boatyard: 11/14/2021 - 11/21/2021 Since we’re basically Florida residents at this point, we met up with a friend (who we met here last year) for lunch! We went to the local hotspot, Grills, which is just down the street from the boatyard. Both the hostess and the waiter recognize…
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Another Week at the Boatyard: 11/7/2021 - 11/14/2021 We headed to the boat around 9am with a long list of things we wanted to accomplish, but all of that went out the window when Ray noticed our bilge was full of oil… (read more)…
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A Week at the Boatyard: 10/31/2021 - 11/7/2021 We continued our usual routine Friday and Saturday: boatyard in the morning, work until it gets too hot, then… (read more)…
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COVID has drastically delayed the bulk of our upgrades due to supply and labor shortages, so we’ve been left scrambling. Luckily… (read more)…
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