Cruising is an epic adventure. Provisioning for long passages, pandemics, or time in the Sea of Cortez is main quest with a LOT of side quests. 1. Go buy food and goods for 6 months for 6 people 1a. Decide which stores and how to get there and back 1b. Find places to put all …
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For the family and friends wondering how Coronavirus impacts our plans...we aren’t sure yet. Right now everywhere we planned to go in the next year is effectively closed and we wouldn’t want to possibly carry it to a small island without medical resources anyway, so we’re working on other plans while watching how things develop. …
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We’ve been underway or anchored for a long time, so it feels pretty strange to be docked for the first time in four months. We’re here just long enough to do some work that requires a dock, like welding, then we’re back at anchor waiting to cross the Pacific.
Provisioning for a long passage (3 weeks) plus time on the other side feels like doomsday prepping. Add in Covid-19 and you have a trifecta. 🧐🤪🤯🙃
It’s bottom cleaning day. The embodiment of how excited everyone is to complete this necessary task.
When rays are jumping around your boat…
Reclaiming space! The food in the space barely all fit inside the microwave.
Sun is up in La Cruz
Boat bottom cleaning made better by jumping rays and breaching whales!! It’s a beautiful day in La Cruz anchorage.
Today another boat’s anchor rode broke and it had drifted almost to the rocks while the captain was gone. This is the big fear every time we leave our own boat. Someone radioed about it for help and within seconds there were close to a dozen of us in dinghies headed there to move the …
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S/V Pulsar 