Blue sky day with Mount Desert Island just visible and Sila's odometer tics a milestone. Average US vehicle covers 12,000 miles per year, so we are keeping up over the past three years... Feeling grateful for all we have experienced as we sail into the waters where I first learned to sail. - Christopher
Amazing. Congratulations! And welcome "home".
ReplyDeleteHi, where in MDI do you guys anchor up? Im at John Williams boatyard doing som work On my boat, probably would be in southwest harbour in the weekend.
ReplyDeleteOlav Grøttveit. SV Rainmaker. (The Norwegians you met in stornoway, skottland. )
Hi, where in MDI do you guys anchor up? Im at John Williams boatyard doing som work On my boat, probably would be in southwest harbour in the weekend.
ReplyDeleteOlav Grøttveit. SV Rainmaker. (The Norwegians you met in stornoway, skottland. )
Wow that is some distance. Good to hear you crossed the pond safe and well.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the sailing adventure of a life time! And, welcome home. -Helen Apthorp
ReplyDeleteWill you be showing a map of your whole trip on the blog?
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you have kept a map log too.
It would be great to trace your "boat steps" when you are back on land.
Yes! We will be posting a map soon as one of our final blog entries.Thanks for asking
DeleteOh my what a milestone! Do publish the chart of your entire route.
ReplyDeleteDoes that mean you never turned the GPS off?
ReplyDeleteSort of. We always have the GPS on when we are moving and when we are anchored. We do turn it off when we are in a marina or when Sila is on the hard.
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