
Back to Sea
After putting “Nor’easter” to bed for the winter at Jamestown Boat Yard mid-September, Jamie and I returned to Sandusky to … Continue reading Back to Sea
After putting “Nor’easter” to bed for the winter at Jamestown Boat Yard mid-September, Jamie and I returned to Sandusky to … Continue reading Back to Sea
Making our continental U.S. landfall in Newport after sailing 16 months and 25,000 nautical miles was most fitting, considering my … Continue reading Returning to my old Stamping Grounds
As it turned out, my second trip to Bermuda was not much better than the first, when I competed in … Continue reading Tales from the Bermuda Triangle
Early in the morning May 20, after nearly two months in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Jamie and I cast off … Continue reading Be careful of that for which you wish…
When I left Ohio on Feb. 25 for two months of island hopping in the Caribbean, the longest planned passage … Continue reading He said, she said….
In typical George fashion, prior to our departure he described the passage as the best possible wind angle. He said … Continue reading Passage Paranoia
Departing Ohio in February for a two-month sail through the Caribbean was an enviable plan, even though we would be … Continue reading Searching for Safe Haven
Having resolved, by husband/wife summit (where the latter had more votes), to ride out the pandemic in our home country, … Continue reading Mad Dash for U.S. Waters
I’m sure everyone reading this has their own personal horror story of how they dealt with the pandemic, but being … Continue reading The Best Laid Plan of Mice and Men…
Hello friends, This is my last post since I am flying out of Grenada on Sunday and going to rejoin … Continue reading The End of the Line