Trucking to Oak Orchard

Posted by on Oct 20, 2013 in blog | No Comments
Trucking to Oak Orchard

Anahata was trucked from Annapolis, Maryland  up to Oak Orchard, on the south shore of Lake Ontario. After taking her off the truck wrapped her up on a huge tarp and left here for spring time.

Packing her up for trucking

Posted by on Oct 9, 2013 in blog | No Comments
Packing her up for trucking

Took 3 days to take everything off Anahata’s deck so that she would fit under the bridges. the height requirement was 12′ 6″. It meant that we had to remove pushpit, pullpit, radar arch, dodger, Bimini, Boom Gallows and all the stanchions. The Port Annapolis Marina help taking down the mast, after which I was […]

Anahata

Posted by on Sep 10, 2013 in blog | No Comments
Anahata

Welcome to the rebirth of the Floating Classroom. Please meet  Anahata, my new home and partner. She is a beautiful Passport 42. I will be recording all the trials and tribulations as get her ready this summer as I prepare to sail around the world. I purchased her in September last year 2013 in Annapolis, […]

First sail on Anahata

Posted by on Sep 9, 2013 in blog | No Comments
First sail on Anahata

First sail on Anahata while doing her survey. It was a beautiful day in Annapolis. spent most of the time down below inspecting the engine.  

Voyage of Eyra

Posted by on Oct 10, 2011 in blog, video | No Comments
Voyage of Eyra

Delivery of sy EYRA from Aruba to Bahamas

Calcutta, Capt Buzzy and Crew

Posted by on Dec 10, 2010 in blog, video | No Comments
Calcutta, Capt Buzzy and Crew

A great day out sailing aboard Calcutta with Joe and Peggy. Tampa Bay, December 2010.

Sailing Remedios in Halifax

Posted by on Jul 10, 2010 in video | No Comments
Sailing Remedios in Halifax

On board sv Remedios at the start of the Halifax -St Pierre Race. We were forced to retire after boom vang attachment to the mast failed.

The Simple Life

Posted by on Sep 20, 2007 in blog, Voyage 1 | No Comments
The Simple Life

Some of you might recall that two years ago to the day s.v. Amanzi and crew were given a tremendous send off by our yacht club for the trip south. Horns a blaring, dinghies buzzing and well-wishers standing on shore and on the clubhouse balcony waving and cheering. Wow! That was two years ago. And […]

The Heart of Maritime Tradition

Posted by on Jul 23, 2007 in blog, Voyage 1 | No Comments
The Heart of Maritime Tradition

Boom…the canon has just gone off …. it must be 8 am. We’re anchored in the historic harbour of Newport, Rhode Island, at the foot of Fort Adam. Looking out of the portholes we’re completely surrounded by hundreds (maybe even 1000’s) of boats and some of the world’s most stunning ships, the Tall Ships, from […]

Screamin’ along in the stream

Posted by on Jun 16, 2007 in blog, Voyage 1 | No Comments
Screamin’ along in the stream

What was initially planned as a 2 or 3 day visit in Marathon, with cruising friends Peggy and Joe ( sv Calcutta) turned into a 2 and a half week stay as we sat through 25 knot winds for the entire time. On several occasions, Joe said to us, “This weather is very unusual for […]