Our Stumble Into The Cruising Life
Hog Cay anchorage, Long Island #bahamas #sky #skyporn #coolsky #sunset #sundown #sailing #saltlife #boatlife #lowflite #wanderlust #traveller #instago #instagood #iphone6s #instaphoto #travelgram A post shared by Low Flite (@low_flite) on … Continue Reading
Looks like an old Gemini that has seen better days. Still tied to the dock. Even has a stern line! Salt Pond, Long Island #bahamas #wanderer #getoutthere #boatwreck #boat #island … Continue Reading
The crabs around here can be pretty funny trying to defend their turf. Remember those crabs from Nemo? Christa came across this guy doing his best to scare her away … Continue Reading
St. Peter & St. Paul’s Church, Clarence Town, Long Island #bahamas #clarencetown #church #sunset #lowflite #wander A post shared by Low Flite (@low_flite) on Jan 9, 2018 at 4:13am PST
#coolsky at Thompson Bay Long Island #bahamas #sailing #getaway #lowflite #skyporn #boatlife #schooner #rainbow A post shared by Low Flite (@low_flite) on Jan 8, 2018 at 5:45am PST
#coolsky at Thompson Bay Long Island #bahamas #sailing #getaway #lowflite #skyporn #boatlife #catamaran A post shared by Low Flite (@low_flite) on Jan 8, 2018 at 5:42am PST
What to do when it’s too cold in the #Bahamas play in the water? Make old school #popcorn and watch @itsthegrandtour of course! A post shared by John Casey (@john.casey2) … Continue Reading
After we crossed to West End, everybody decided it would be good to sleep in the next morning and leave at 10 am since we only planned to head around … Continue Reading
We left from the Lake Worth anchorage just outside of Palm Beach with 2 other Leopard ctamarans. We got up at three in the morning for planned departure and anchor … Continue Reading
Over the past few days we have literally been up to our knees in provisioning in preparation for spending the next 5 months in The Bahamas. Here we are at the … Continue Reading
One of the many systems we have on board is something called an Automatic Identification System (AIS). It provides a wireless information network between vessels and/or shore stations transmitted over … Continue Reading
It was definitely time to get away from the noise and grime of the boat yard, and this will be our first night alone at anchor without adult supervision. We traveled … Continue Reading
We hadn’t given much thought to Life Rafts and whether we wanted one prior to buying the boat. Most boats do come with them, but most we came across are … Continue Reading
Anyone that has these little courtesy doorway/stairwell LEDs probably like them as much as we do. Low amperage, indirect light that helps prevent a spill in the middle of the … Continue Reading
We’ve now started to turn a corner, as we’ve finally moved from deliberate boat work to provisioning ourselves so we can live on anchor, or perhaps occasional mooring ball, and … Continue Reading
One of our little toys arrived yesterday, a Garmin inReach. Compact and water resistant, it has a number of features that we like. 100% global iridium satellite coverage enables 2-way text … Continue Reading
Charter Savvy is a free online magazine and describes itself as, “filled to the brim with compelling stories and great photography of bareboat chartering worldwide, with insider tips on everything from … Continue Reading
One of the reasons that some people go sailing is to get away from the endless commercialization and conspicuous consumption so prevalent in everyone lives, especially this time of year. … Continue Reading
I’m now in rarefied company having borrowed The Wynns’ former toad to get some supplies. The (in)famous 2009 Smart ForTwo Brabus Convertible. It’s now a courtesy car with Just Catamarans, and I … Continue Reading
Once you start living aboard, your perceptive on various things is supposed to change drastically from your previous landlubber life. I think I just had such an experience, and my … Continue Reading