Talespinner

Musings of a sailor, writer, dreamer

05 June 2010 | Green Turtle Cay
Off the dock at last
22 August 2008 | Cooley�s Landing Marina, Fort Lauderdale
Just Like a Woman
29 June 2008 | Bimini
Thinking the Worst Can Be the Best
26 June 2008 | Lynyard Cay
Going to Sea
20 June 2008 | Hopetown Harbor
By the Book
10 June 2008 | Man O� War Cay
It's All About Amps, Baby
05 June 2008 | Marsh Harbor
What's in a Name?
28 May 2008 | Black Sound, Green Turtle Cay
Glass Half Full
24 May 2008 | Green Turtle Cay
Island Time
19 May 2008 | Moraine Cay
That�s Ms. Murphy to you
18 May 2008 | Mangrove Cay
Keeping up with the Hatteras crowd
18 May 2008 | West End, Grand Bahama
My first singlehanded crossing
06 February 2008 | Fort Lauderdale, FL
On my own - Books and Boats
13 August 2007 | Long Cove, Tenants Harbor
Downeast No More
09 August 2007 | Robinhood Marine Center, Riggs Cove
On not becoming a garbage barge
02 August 2007 | Seal Cove just inside Cape Elizabeth
Maine!
29 July 2007 | Salem, Mass.
Witchy, witchy woman
23 July 2007 | Brenton Cove, Newport Harbor
Yachting in Newport
22 July 2007 | Mystic Seaport, CT
Playing Catch-up
15 July 2007 | Newport Marina, Jersey City, New Jersey
ThrillerFest!

The Sounds

17 June 2007 | At anchor in the Pongo River
We left Beaufort yesterday morning and made it this anchorage just past Belhaven on the Pongo River. We passed Oriental and the Neuse River and Pamlico Sound. I have been astounded at every turn of the waterway - it's so beautiful! I can't believe that people call the ICW the Big Ditch and call it boring.

Bruce was smiling last night when we got the anchor down just off a lonely little house. Dolphins came into the anchorage and they were smacking their tails on the water like trained dolphins at a Flipper Show. I think they were herding fish. It was remarkable to watch.

Fair winds!
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Vessel Name: Talespinner
Vessel Make/Model: Caliber 33
Hailing Port: Fort Lauderdale
Crew: Christine Kling
About: Christine is the writes nautical fiction including the suspense novels featuring tug and salvage captain Seychelle Sullivan and the the Caribbean thriller, Circle of Bones. She cruises aboard OPB's (other People's Boats) and her own Caliber 33 Talespinner.
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Christine has cruised the waters of the South Pacific, Caribbean and Atlantic for over 35 years. She has been a charterboat cook, windsurfing instructor, crew, and homeschooling mom. Christine bought her own boat in 2005, and it has been her primary home ever since. Christine is fulfilling her [...]
Home Page: http://www.sailblogs.com/member/kling/

The crew

Who: Christine Kling
Port: Fort Lauderdale