We headed into the walls of Kotor to take Cheyenne and Clark to climb to to its fortress and take in the amazing views that overlook the bay. This time I stayed back on the boat since the wind was still blowing pretty good while Mark finally got to climb up the steep steps and …
This is the anatomy of a rolling anchorage, where sleep is elusive, and sleeping with your ipad with the Navionics app is more comforting than snuggling up with a teddy bear.
The wind has picked up and has been whipping really good here in Kotor’s bay. Just as it did the last time we were here. The steep mountains act like a huge bernoulli tube which concentrates the wind and rushes it down over the mountains, sweeping down into with a steady push into the bay …
We had to go back one more time to Kotor to let our oldest kids take in the old city, conquer the castle stairs that reach a pitch so high up the mountain side that you think you’ll never get there, and cradle ourselves one more time beneath the steep cliffs that rise above the …
On our quick sail north to Kotor Bay, Clark spotted Jack Pine! This is the good life, running into our neighbors living life to the fullest!
We’re headed back up to Kotor Bay. It’s been a favorite spot and we wanted to share it with Cheyenne and Clark. Our Pro-but-not-getting-paid-for-it Bosun is whipping her new crew in shape. Bosun Chloe is leaving us in a few days and headed to Florida for her internship at Walt Disney World, so she’s …
Our oldest daughter Cheyenne and her husband Clark finally arrived on the boat. A little jet-lagged but super stoked to finally see what their parents idea of a retirement home looks like. It should be a fun couple of weeks, especially since we have more working deckhands. Clark managed to stay awake into …
Happy Birthday America. Sorry we couldn’t make it to your party. A huge shout out to our friend David back home in Oregon who got us this ginormous American Flag to fly on Bedouin. Nothing says America like a massive flag. Plus, we couldn’t let the Kiwi’s over on SV Kiri Maia be …
We headed back to Porto Montenegro and rented a slip for the boat for a few days and to pick up our oldest daughter Cheyenne and her husband Clark who should be arriving tomorrow. Getting into a slip is, well, slippery. It takes some finesse from the captain to back in to a narrow …
