Windtraveler

The importance of a clean bottom cannot be denied... especially when it comes to a boat. Racing sailors know this all too well, and cruis...

Sip, sip GIVE my friend! Scott and I were perusing a little trinket shop in Luperon when the sales lady came up to us and said, " Ca...

I mentioned in a previous post about the beauty and magic of sailing through the night.  Despite the darkness - there is a lot to be seen a...

I wrote a post earlier about the differences between a traveler and a tourist .  While I realize this post was more pro-traveler than touri...

Cape Samana at sunrise If I am to be honest, I was dreading the passage from Luperon east... I had read enough articles, blog accounts a...

Many people make the analogy that a dinghy is like the family car - and it is.  It just can't take you past the shore.  From there you ...

I love farmers' markets.  There is something so refreshing about buying produce, all dirty and imperfect, directly from the source.  Th...

As I mentioned yesterday, there is a distinct change of pace here.  The first thing I notice is the music.  Music everywhere .  Latin beats ...