Sea Turtles All the Way Across
The sight of hundreds of sea turtles bobbing around the Pacific is still bobbing around my head. In March, we crossed the Gulf of Tehuantepec, a notoriously dangerous passage in Southern Mexico with frequent winds exceeding 50 mph. We scoured…
Our Interview on Out the Gate sailing podcast
Hi folks, We’ve been quiet during the home stretch, landfall, and transition to solid ground. It’s been… a lot! These days we live with two friends near the James River. We work for energy companies, using the sustainability and resiliency…
Going with the Flow
The SV Azimuth crew makes our first podcast appearance! Check out the link above for my story about our 980-mile crossing from Cartagena, Colombia to Isla Mujeres, Mexico. We’re honored to be featured alongside other crusing stories and the history…
Greetings from Virginia!
A whole lot happened because we left the dock in Alameda, CA, and kept going. In short, here’s how it went: We sailed down the California coast for six months or so, catching weather windows while I worked full-time. Scott…
Ten Travel Tips from a Grownup Homesick Kid
This is a repost from Ash’s weekly newsletter, Clouds Form Over Land. Subscribe for less sailing-oriented writings in your inbox every Wednesday. When I was a kiddo, a trip to a neighborhood restaurant could spark physical symptoms of homesickness. I…
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