Destination: St. Augustine
“First, we went to St. George Street and visited the oldest house in the United States. Then we went to Hospital Street and seen the
“First, we went to St. George Street and visited the oldest house in the United States. Then we went to Hospital Street and seen the
The scruffy Guatemalan pointed his Smith & Wesson “38 Special” revolver at the gringo’s belly. He was screaming in Spanish and gesturing angrily. He wanted
Paific white-sided dolphins frolicked and fed all around the 12-foot rib carrying the two California dudes and me across the Bay of All Saints. There
There I sat, at a table with the great Charley Morgan, one of the founding fathers of fiberglass, as he tried to explain the nuances
“It’s 7 in the morning. On the ground floor of the Jaragua Hotel she is assaulted at the noise-that atmosphere, familiar by now, of voices,
You’ve seen the image in galleries and in fancy maritime calendars. It’s an idyllic photo or painting depicting a dinghy dock somewhere in New England

“I’m ready for some fresh, new cruising spots, and the idea of seeing Cuba on my horizon once again makes my heart sing.”-Milt Baker, Nordhavn47 Bluewater

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