Jenna, Ian, Meadow on the windward side of Stocking Island. When we returned to George Town after our fabulous time in the Jumentos we were just too busy having fun to sit down and write a blog. Scott's niece (Jenna), her husband (Ian), and darling 3 year old ( Meadow) joined us for an exciting... Continue Reading →

Within minutes of our arrival in the Bahamas for the first time in 2019 I was astonished as I watched a sting ray leap into the air twice and I was instantly smitten with the Bahamas. Each year I have fallen deeper in love and somehow it has happened again. Will I ever tire of... Continue Reading →

Beach clean-ups aren't only beneficial for the beaches but a fun way to meet people and find some interesting items. This event was successful in both cleaning up and repairing/enhancing the boaters' "Ship Shack" and fire pit on Stocking Island. Haulover Bay Bar and Grill Haulover Bay Bar and Grill was a gorgeous location for... Continue Reading →

What is a "Junkanoo" you might ask? It's a big wow of a parade in the Bahamas featuring music, dance, floats, and elaborate costumes. The custom may have started when descendants of slaves celebrated holidays around Christmas time. Traditionally they are scheduled December 26 (Boxing day) or January 1. This year it was on a... Continue Reading →

Sun, sand, water and wildlife make for a brilliant December! Our average highs were 80 and average lows were 72 and very few rain showers. No, I didn't miss the cold and snow one little bit but it did feel a little strange seeing Santa and Mrs. Claus visit Unforgettable via dinghy! On our way... Continue Reading →

After the Kadey Krogen rendezvous we high-tailed it southward hoping to avoid as much of the cold as possible. We met up with friends in Chesapeake, VA then buddy boated with Way To Go, Changing Course, and Tuscan Sun. A fun time was had in Manteo, and River Dunes marina in Oriental where we toured... Continue Reading →

Not our wedding anniversary...our anniversary of moving onto the boat! What an exciting day it was! I had no qualms at that time about doing what some people would call crazy or scary and I've been happy every single second since. Even when I am seasick! I hope we have many more years together on... Continue Reading →

One of the oldest public buildings in the US, the Old State House was built in 1713. A fine example of the old among the new. The Public Gardens, one of many beatiful parks in downtown Boston. https://videopress.com/v/EtrnTgax?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Yes, this was on a Sunday! Bands processed through the narrow streets of the North End for... Continue Reading →

https://videopress.com/v/5M3PqlGL?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&muted=true&persistVolume=false&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true https://videopress.com/v/o7QZ03n0?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true https://videopress.com/v/zNTO56qR?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&muted=true&persistVolume=false&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true I think everyday of living on a boat is wonderful but yesterday was hands-down the very best day! We went whale watching not far off the coast of Provincetown, Massachusetts for the second year in a row. I thought it was wonderful last year but this time is was truly unbelievable. Not... Continue Reading →

We didn't spend much time boating in July and early August but we spent a lot of quality time with family. When we arrived in Solomon's Island we had a blast with my girls, Cassandra and Allegra, as well as her boyfriend, Brandon. My girls do not like me to take pictures of them, even... Continue Reading →