So, before I get started, let’s rewind a few weeks. We were back in Marathon chilling out and thinking about what to do next. The plan had been to go ahead and head up the east coast slowly over the next few months going at least as high as the Chesapeake and probably further north later in the summer. Well, as we’re talking about it one day, Lindy looks at me and says, “I think I’m ready to go on to the Bahamas.” Of course, I was pumped to hear her say that, but I was also a little surprised. …

After the full cleaning of Holiday and while we watch Hurricane Matthew march up the east coast (Note to self: if up the east coast this time next year, don’t come too far south before October 15th!), we began to load up with provisions. Our thinking is that we would like to have enough supplies on board to be able to cruise around for at least 2-3 weeks before needing to head to a town to restock. This will allow us to pick some out of the way anchorages to sort of “get away from it all” while we acclimate …

Hey y’all, Lindy here with my first blog post. While Zach has been focusing on boat projects, I have been working on a few new skills of my own that will be useful once we move onto the boat. First up, bread baking. Being able to make fresh bread on the boat will help keep us from having to shop so often.  I did a little google search and found a few recipes that seemed simple enough. The sandwich bread was really bland, but the other loaf was delicious! I even made a batch of hamburger rolls.  I’ve been baking …