After Eight Days We Launched Kismet – Anacortes, Washington
What a welcome sight that Anacortes sign was. After eight days on the road, we were ready to finally float on water. Right after we launched Kismet, the work began…
What a welcome sight that Anacortes sign was. After eight days on the road, we were ready to finally float on water. Right after we launched Kismet, the work began…
Before Heading to Seattle and South Sound, We Stopped in Anacortes for Maintenance Chores and Visit with a Friend – Our return trip to Anacortes was just a quick stop…
We afforded ourselves a two-night break near the end of Kismet's road trip to visit friends, Patti and Eric, in Sand Point, Idaho. We camped in our boat at Travel…
Have You Ever Tried Winter Cruising? After spending two months at home for the holidays, we returned to Portland, OR for a week to visit with family before hooking Kismet and…
, One of the ancillary benefits of boating is the many social opportunities present. Everywhere we anchor or dock we'll either run into old friends or we'll end up meeting…
There were several Ranger Tug owners we wanted to connect with while we were at Cap Sante Marina. We'd been to Anacortes, Washington, the gateway to the San Juans Islands, several…
Smooth sailing today on the Sound and LaConner Pass. Returning to Cap Sante Marina for one night before we head over to the San Juan Islands. As we were approaching…
Hornby Island features one of the biggest beaches we’ve seen in the Strait of Georgia – As we pulled into the anchorage at Hornby Island, we could see and hear…
On Our Way to Nanaimo, We Sheltered in Pirate's Cove for One Night – After Wallace Cove, we spent one night anchored in Pirate’s Cove. Thankfully, we had protection because…
On our way, with our bow pointed towards Canada Prevost Harbor is a great stop before crossing the border to Poet's Cove, on Pender Island. We have passed customs several…