We bid adeau to David at Little Harbor where we borrowed a pair of folding bicycles from his neighbor. We set sail to Pocasset with a breif stop to say hello to John and Mary. John had rowed over when we were moored there to give us some advice on our motor issues, and it […]

With only a 36 hour notice, David and Paula brought in a surprisingly full turnout for their pop-up house in Woods Hole.  I played my Emerald harp guitar and Pepe Romero little mango travel guitar to an enthusiastic audience. Bryan sang with me on Favorable Winds and played some supertreble notes. Thank you David and […]

Still on land, as Bryan is getting electrical repairs done on the boat, etc. He’s been getting up early for the Breakfast Club of interesting people who meet in Woods Hole. David sent invitations for the house concert we decided to do, and I got acquainted with my new Pepe Romero Jr little mango travel […]

After replacing the starter, the boat fired up for us to move to a mooring where we can row to a dock within a 20 minute walk of David and Paula’s house. However, when Bryan tried to start the motor again… only clicks. It turns out the starter was not the only gremlin, and Boatworx […]

David from Woods Hole picked us up and brought us to his home where he is hosting a family band from Brazil, Choro das 3. Paula made us all a wonderful dinner, and we jammed into the evening, opting to stay there on land for the night instead of going back to the boat. David […]

We arrived from Cuttyhunk to my favorite lovely harbor, Hadley’s Harbor, MA while the rain was holding off in the morning. The refrigerator isn’t charging when the motor was off, and a couple other electrical anomalies. When Bryan went to start the motor again, just clicks and no Vroom. Bryan spent much of the day […]

We arrived at Cuttyhunk in the company of some schooners in the mist. Bryan was happy to see the rawbar boat coming around and splurged on a dozen oysters served on paper plates. The rain held off and I got enough cell phone signal to do my Monday Live from the boat cockpit.

We arrived at Block Island in time for a pesto dinner made from the basil from our garden, and to hear the chorus of ship horns and conch shells blown at the moment the sun touches the horizon. Then a full moon joined the mast lights for a calm night at harbor.

We took off at 4:30 am, watching the full moon disappear into the horizon, as we passed Shinnicock, then the sun rise over low clouds.  Dolphin came alongside the boat and we saw a whale in the distance. Passing Montauk now, heading for Block Island.