Farewell Bean!
After weeks of recuperation aboard Del Viento, Bean, the little street pup that the Robertson family rescued in Mexico, is ready for adoption.
After weeks of recuperation aboard Del Viento, Bean, the little street pup that the Robertson family rescued in Mexico, is ready for adoption.
Then I heard it again, ten minutes later, the same scratchy transmission, the same voice, a bit more clear. “If anyone can hear me, please answer on 22.”
It took more than a week of work and my arms were ready to fall off, but the results are astounding.
“Look at this,” I said to Windy, “I think we have a problem.”
Friends met while cruising are the best kind.
Ahh, the Baja, a place unto itself. It’s Mexico, but it’s not like any other part of Mexico.
I think it’s finally passed, the 15 minutes of attention brought to the cruising community by the Rebel Heart misadventure. In the end, the American
A small finger injury causes blogger Michael Robertson to pause and reflect on seeking medical care when cruising.
Taking the dinghy out alone is a huge step for cruising kids — and parents.
Cruising implies motion; it’s hard to voyage with your anchor buried in the sea bed.
A Navy warship rescued a sick toddler aboard a San Diego family’s sailboat Sunday hundreds of miles off the coast of Mexico.
Kids’ passports are good for five years. That’s probably quite a while when you’re paying off a new car loan, but it’s 60 short months
After weeks of recuperation aboard Del Viento, Bean, the little street pup that the Robertson family rescued in Mexico, is ready for adoption.
Then I heard it again, ten minutes later, the same scratchy transmission, the same voice, a bit more clear. “If anyone can hear me, please answer on 22.”
It took more than a week of work and my arms were ready to fall off, but the results are astounding.
“Look at this,” I said to Windy, “I think we have a problem.”
Friends met while cruising are the best kind.
Ahh, the Baja, a place unto itself. It’s Mexico, but it’s not like any other part of Mexico.
I think it’s finally passed, the 15 minutes of attention brought to the cruising community by the Rebel Heart misadventure. In the end, the American
A small finger injury causes blogger Michael Robertson to pause and reflect on seeking medical care when cruising.
Taking the dinghy out alone is a huge step for cruising kids — and parents.
Cruising implies motion; it’s hard to voyage with your anchor buried in the sea bed.
A Navy warship rescued a sick toddler aboard a San Diego family’s sailboat Sunday hundreds of miles off the coast of Mexico.
Kids’ passports are good for five years. That’s probably quite a while when you’re paying off a new car loan, but it’s 60 short months
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