We made it home after 19 days on the boat, 120 miles travelled, and now 139 nights total that we have spent on this boat. To date this was the 2nd longest in days trip we have done with our Desolation Sound trip last year being the only longer boat trip. Date Distance 2024-05-22 10.80
Journey from Prevost Harbor to Friday Harbor After three serene days docked at Prevost Harbor on Stuart Island, we decided it was time to set sail once again. This was the 18th night on this trip, or the 138th night on the boat since purchase. The tranquil beauty of Stuart Island had provided the perfect
After the Bayline Rendezvous we found ourselves in the cozy confines of Roche Harbor, waiting out a particularly fierce storm. As the rain lashed and the winds howled, we took refuge in this charming marina, making the most of our extended stay. Roche Harbor: A Sanctuary in the Storm Roche Harbor, with its historic charm
Out an a rainy day has given me time to do some video editing. Here is video from last weekend of our approach to Fishermans Bay and the Lopez Islander.
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of attending the Bayliner Rendezvous at Roche Harbor, and what an incredible event it was! With about 20 boats in attendance, this year’s gathering was a marked improvement from the modest turnout of just 10 boats two years ago. The harbor was bustling with activity, camaraderie, and the
Here is the video from last week at the start of this trip.
Journey from Jones Island to Roche Harbor for the Bayliner Rendezvous Today was an exceptional day as we embarked on a short 6.8 mile boat journey from Jones Island to Roche Harbor, a picturesque harbor nestled in the San Juan Islands of Washington State. Our adventure was filled with the serene beauty of the Pacific
Day 3: Cruising to Lopez Islander Resort and Joining the Memorial Day Festivities On the third day of our adventure, we cruised to the Lopez Islander Resort, eager to continue our exploration of the San Juan Islands. The journey was smooth, and the anticipation of new experiences kept our spirits high. As we approached the
We decided to beat the Memorial Day weekend rush and set off for Sucia Island on a serene Wednesday afternoon. Leaving the midweek hustle behind, our adventure began with the excitement of exploring one of the most picturesque spots in the Pacific Northwest. As we cruised through the calm waters, the gentle breeze and the
We had a great one nighter on the boat at Sucia Island. For the 3rd night on the boat this year, and the 120th night on board since we purchased the boat. The weather was a bit rainy, but we saw an amazing double rainbow not long after we arrived on the dock. We had
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