Yesterday evening we walked into town around 6pm to try a new place for dinner. The light was gorgeous out and there was a slight breeze keeping things comfortable. The daytime high has been in the low 80s here, but most afternoons there’s been a pretty good breeze. We opted…
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We were up early this morning (probably trying to make up for yesterday). Last night we grilled up some of the mackerel we caught and made tacos for dinner. I cut up some mango, avocado, cilantro, and squeezed in some lime to make a fruity salsa for the tacos, and…
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Kevin and I each set our alarms for 6am this morning. Our charter was going to pick us up on the beach next door at 7am to go out to the Islas Marietas, do some fishing, and generally explore the bay a bit. On our first night here we met a…
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Sunshine! Palm trees! Tacos! Iguanas! We’re pretty happy to be hanging out in Yelapa, Mexico for 10 days or so. We left Portland super early yesterday to catch a 6am flight to Puerto Vallarta (with a plane change in Oakland) y llegamos al Aeropuerto de Puerto Vallarta a los tres…
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We had a wonderful weekend exploring Hood Canal with our friend Kathy, and we wrote all about it here on Slowboat. We left Alderbrook on Monday morning and cruised all the way to Port Townsend (~58nm in about 8 hours). The weather was perfect, so the long cruise was chill…
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We had a fantastic time at the Seattle Boat Show this week. Our Slowboat team gave ten different seminars spread over the eight day show, and we could not have asked for better audiences. Several sessions were standing room only! We stayed at Elliott Bay Marina the whole time and…
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We are headed to Seattle this week for the 2018 Seattle Boat Show, where our Slowboat team will be giving a handful (well, two handfuls — 10!) of seminars about subjects that include cruising the Inside Passage to Alaska, flying drones from boats, photography, and how to live on a boat…
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Chimichurri is a traditional condiment from Argentina. I’ve had it a handful of times at various restaurants, always loved it, but never made it. A couple weeks ago I made it to go along with some grilled steak, and it was delicious! Tangy, tasty, full of great flavor! The next…
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More reasons to cruise the San Juan Islands in the winter: We met up with friends Carol and Park on Akeeva (the Nordhavn 50 that went to Alaska with us this past summer) and had a nice visit last night. Loving this weather!
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We finally got back up to Airship AND the weather was cooperative (unlike the week we spent aboard in October), so we headed up to Sucia Island for a couple nights while the sun was shining and the wind was calm. Winter cruising is so great up in this area.…
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