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  • Spinning, drifting and star gazing.
    Our last day at Iles de la Madeleine went well. We did some routine work in order ensure that the boat was fit to set sail again.   Once all...
  • Staying with the Turniawans
    At Cribbon’s point we were greeted by Epa (Marian’s sister) who courageously picked me and Carlos up. I say courageous, because I am sure we...
  • Sailing to Brazil: Timeline
    For those who may not know, I'm embarking on a sailing trip to Brazil. I hope to document this experience via this blog. First thing I w...
  • Blind sailing and swimming with Jellies
    Liscomb was quite the adventure. As we approached Liscomb it was midnight, pitch black due to the cloudy skies. We decided to anchor at a pl...
  • Coincidences?
    One thing I was kindly reminded of last night by a new friend: coincidences are not uncommon when traveling.  As long as you're open to ...
  • The Land of Helicopters
    In Sao Paulo, a city of some 12 million people, traffic has been an ongoing issue. To avoid long commutes, and also to avoid being mugged, t...
  • St.Lawrence history-click on link
    http://www.vsr.cape.com/~powens/riverhistory.htm
  • Chivitos at the Chiviteria in Montevideo
    Chivito literally translates to 'baby goat'...and this sandwhich isnt far from it. This massive sandwich from Uruguay is packed with...
  • Chapada da Diamantina 2
    Here is a group from France I had met up in the Chapada. The next photo is me and a group of girls from Israel I had met (and will probably ...
  • The adventure comes to a close
    I have decided not to go on sailing to Brazil. My reasons for not wanting to continue South are varied. I had many long conversations with s...
 
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