Monthly Archives: March 2024

We have made 800 miles in 5 1/2 days. Not a blistering pace, but respectable. After cutting over the Puerto Rican Trench, at nearly 30,000 feet some of the Earth’s deepest water, we are now approaching Anagada, the Northeastern most … Continue reading →

We left Cape Eleuthera 3 days ago, and have covered 420 miles since. Not a terrible fast trip, but easy and comfortable. The weather continues to give us exactly what we need, and the forecast continues to look good. For … Continue reading →

What does a rocket launch from Cape Canaveral look like 450 miles down range? We were lucky, the original launch time was originally 5PM, but it was delayed a couple hours so the sun had set, but was still illuminating … Continue reading →

We have been moving around away from the boat on deliveries, and working on refits in Fort Lauderdale, now we are back on Harmonie, and ready to sail. Karen is right now up at the marina office settling our bill. … Continue reading →