The satellite phone system (FBB 150, for those who care) continued to be a source of frustration and on- going angst. Javier, with Falcon Electronics, finally personally came to the boat and spent the entire afternoon Saturday trying to find what the problem was. With no resolution in sight at the end of the … Read More →
Well, I knew things were going way too well…..It’s just not normal for things to be so easy! So, it wasn’t too surprising (but, yes…very disappointing…I could get used to easy!) when we hit a glitch. John reactivated our satellite phone on Tuesday, except that it took until Tuesday night to get the job … Read More →
Did you see the crew of Mystic Moon doing the Happy Dance?!!!!!! We described the transit in 2009 as challenging with all the mechanical, steering, wind and current issues. This Canal Transit could not have been better….no harm, no fouls and no strikes…..oh what a joy and what a relief. I describe the feeling … Read More →
Congratulations to my Mom and Dad on another successful crossing of the Panama Canal!! This time from the Caribbean to the Pacific. We got some good shots of them going through the Gatun (yesterday) and then the Miraflores locks (today). A few are below and you can see the full set of images HERE … Read More →
Just a couple of photos from a joyous Christmas holiday with our family before we say good-bye to 2012…..Such a wonderful time with our beautiful family and what fun we had! It will go down in the YB annals, for sure! We love each and every one of you!!
October 3, 2012 Good Morning, Well….how was your day yesterday….here is how ours went:)))) Get up around 5:30 amish…..moving a little slow as we had partied/dinner w/Gris Gris the night before….a few cups of coffee and I start to feel better….look up and uh oh…..dark ominous clouds to the north….yep, here comes the thunder and … Read More →
October 30, 2012 Hi All, We hope all is well with everyone….are you tired of the election campaign yet??? Come on down to Panama and you can join a hot group of protesters as they try to get the government to repel a bad law allowing the government to sell some city property in Colon….well, … Read More →
We slowly glide across the Southern Caribbean Sea. It is night, and we have just finished the first 24 hours of what should be a 58 hour passage from Grenada to Bonaire. The seas have finally calmed to a manageable 3-5 feet/6 second interval on our starboard stern and the trades are blowing a benign … Read More →