Kristinly

38' Island Packet cutter rigged sailboat - sailed 20,000 nautical miles from New England to the Bahamas. Now with new owners Tim & Susan Tiefenbach

17 June 2013 | Mallets Bay, VT
05 July 2012 | West Pont, NY
02 July 2012 | Brigantine Shoals near Little Egg Inlet, NJ
30 June 2012 | Reedy Island, Delaware River
26 June 2012 | Antipoison Creek, VA
23 June 2012 | Burlington, VT
28 March 2012 | Deltaville, VA
27 March 2012 | Deltaville, VA
26 March 2012 | Hampton, VA
25 March 2012 | Hampton, VA
24 March 2012 | South of Norfolk, VA
23 March 2012 | Elizabeth City, NC
22 March 2012 | Cedar Creek, NC
21 March 2012 | Wrightsville Beach, NC
20 March 2012 | Little River, NC
18 March 2012 | South Santee River, SC
17 March 2012 | Charleston, SC
17 March 2012 | Charleston, SC
16 March 2012 | NE of Savannah, GA

Portland, ME Meet Spike and Rocky! N43° 39.825' W70° 14.352'

18 July 2008 | 43 39.825N 70 14.352W
Randy
No, they are not parrots, as surmised by some of you. These little guys are Maltese, and they are 9 weeks old, about 2 pounds each, and will get to about 5 pounds. Don't eat much, don't poop and pea much, very friendly, and don't shed fur, and the size seems about right for a boat. We wanted to get a pair so they can keep each other company. Nikki found them on the Internet, and came from Judy and Richard Bolduc in Lewiston, ME. They brought them to us in Portland this afternoon. So no matter where we go, we will have a little piece of Maine with us at all times. They are really cute. We decided to give them names that sound like they are tough guys (they are both boys) even though they are so tiny. Rocky (Nikki's choice) hit the ground running and doesn't seem to be phased much by his new surroundings, which includes a rocking boat in the middle of a thunderstorm. He also seems to have a lot to say. Very appropriate ... Spike (my choice) is turning out to be very timid, at least for now. Maybe if I name him Killer, he will strut his stuff. That's it for now. We plan to stay here in Portland at least through tomorrow, and maybe longer, depending on the weather, which the long range forecast isn't looking so good. We will let you know when we pull out and head to Camden. Enjoy the weekend!
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Vessel Name: Kristinly
Vessel Make/Model: Island Packet 38, hull #83
Hailing Port: Mallets Bay, VT
Crew: Captain Randy Kruml, 1st Mate Nikki St Mary

Kristinly

Who: Captain Randy Kruml, 1st Mate Nikki St Mary
Port: Mallets Bay, VT