by rono | Apr 18, 2018 | Uncategorized
Some locals call the Inner Coastal Waterway the ditch. We are staying at the downtown Marina of Beaufort SC waiting for an early morning start to Charleston SC, about 60 miles. Probably wont get all the way today but Judy’s picked out a comfortable anchorage...
by rono | Mar 30, 2018 | Uncategorized
It’s been a while since the last post, but we’ll try to have another soon. We are headed back to the boat to continue our travels northward on the ICW. The first large city after Savannah will be Charleston, SC . It is supposed to be a very nice place so...
by rono | Dec 4, 2017 | Georgia, ICW, Portland
When The hurricane season started in June of 2017, our sailing season ended for the year. That’s the way it has been for the last five years. It’s a prudent way to behave but probably not totally necessary with the accuracy of modern hurricane forecasting....
by rono | Jul 7, 2017 | Florida, Georgia, ICW
The Inner Coastal Waterway (ICW) are rivers, lakes, sounds and swamps connected by dredged canals for the East Coast of the US. It was created 250 years ago, but does it still hold water today…read on to find out Choosing Home Savannah is our home for a few...
by rono | Feb 19, 2017 | Bahamas, sailing, Travel
Turks and Caicos to the beginning of the Bahamas Feb 19, 2017 -Ron O. We have arrived in the Bahamas just like Columbus did – only it’s 520 years later. We’ve come from the Turks and Caicos – Columbus came from Spain. We are at Mayaguana...
