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04/16/2024

S/Y Reliance, 1903.

03/26/2024

.steele.75 and I on hike through the Lost Coast in Northern California.

Thanks for taking photos bud, happy memories.

Wild what an old photo can bring back in terms of the memories of that place in time but also beyond. I wore that fishhook necklace for such a long time, bought it in Australia from a carver on the coast, I can remember that experience vividly.

The other item is that Yak wool hoodie that I bought in Dharmashala, India. The first time I saw a Yak up there I couldn’t believe it was really, they look like mythical creatures. Can confirm that their wool is super warm.

02/27/2024

People often ask, in a bewildered kind of way, how a prairie kid ended up with a sailboat on the Pacific Ocean, well it all really started with a small sailboat in the prairies!

Me and Popsi cola, early 1990’s at Candle Lake, Saskatchewan…home away from home.

I can vividly remember the first time we went out in what I thought was way too much much wind and waves…it was terrifying and felt like a matter of life death. I guess that feeling wasn’t far off, and have often had that same feeling more recently, whether it’s being 100’s of mikes off shore from land or docking a boat in a tight spot, but ultimately with age and experience it feels more under my control and way more fun!

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02/20/2024

Long weekend hang in Orca 3

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02/16/2024

Orca in the distance.

02/15/2024

When you’re sweetie has Strep throat and you can’t hang out for Valentine’s Day, you hope a sweet post will cheer her up 😘

02/14/2024

Thanks for hosting last week. Was a really nice visit in SK with lots of love and laughs ❤️😂

02/12/2024

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01/26/2024

We went to Cuba over Christmas for 2 weeks, half in Varadero and half in Havana. It was a wild ride, and not just on that Hobie Cat, we had some bad luck…but mostly the economy in that country is really struggling. Absolutely beautiful; music, old cars, granite architecture, and amazing people, but extremely hard to get access to every day things we take for granted in Canada. Especially things like cash, gasoline and groceries…imagine life without those essentials?!? Never mind pharmaceuticals, tools and parts…I have no idea how the Cubans have kept those cars running but it is a huge testament to their perseverance!

The black and white photo of the early 50’s Pontiac had the same engine had Orca 3!! We were taking it out to this really cool club called The Cuban Art Factory in Havana and I thought it sound familiar…a Perkins diesel engine!

Recently, the Covid Era and the Russian war on top of the trade embargo has put a lot of pressure on the locals. Every single person I asked wanted to leave as quick as possible, a complicated and expensive undertaking for them.

If you go, get out of the all inclusive tourist bubble in Varadero and bring lots of USD, things to donate, and a sense of adventure!

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