Here we go again. This time at midnight. My spinnaker continues to play tricks on me. It has already fallen in the water twice on this passage and both times I have had to climb the mast to rethread the halyard. Now it is tying itself into a most interesting looking knot about the masthead and forstay. The trades are blowing fifteen knots. Gusts are twenty. A two meter swell is rolling through from the southwest. About thirteen hundred nautical miles from land, I have no opti

Earlier this year I did a massive rewire on a 55' Tayana in Port Canaveral, Florida. This was an extremely unique system that was just as...

I am getting behind here and way overdo for a trip update. We arrived in Bocas del Toro on May 19th after another 5 day sail and settled...

"I met Owen in St Augustine when I was fitting out Windflower. He and another electrician came by to give me advice. We talk about his...

It took five days of beautiful broad reach sailing to reach Isla de Providencia from Grand Cayman. We flew the spinnaker for a good...

It took almost four days sail to from Cuba to Grand Cayman against the current and with almost no wind. It was wild to see how the ocean...

Well, we sailed down through the Keys and dropped into Cuba. We bounced along the north coast stopping in Havanna, Bahia Honda, Cayo...

So long Saint Augustine! I am on my way down south after three years of preparing Rumi for her grand adventure around the world. This is...