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Sailing with Nine of Cups
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| Vessel Name: |
Nine of Cups |
| Vessel Make/Model: |
Liberty 458 |
| Hailing Port: |
Denver, Colorado, USA |
| About: |
Marcie & David |
| About: |
We've lived aboard Nine of Cups since 2000 and have managed to accumulate 70,000+ nm under the keel since that time. Join us for our ever-so-slow trip around the world. |
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Visit our website at www.nineofcups.com for more photos and info about Nine of Cups and her crew. |
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19 May 2012 | Craig, CO, USA
Craig, Colorado is an old cowboy town, tucked into the Rocky Mountains close to the Utah border. It's a tough climate...rugged, arid...cold in the winter, hot in the summer. Real cowboys settled here (and a few outlaws, too). These guys worn denim jeans that were not pre-washed or pre-worn. Their Stetson [...]
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18 May 2012 | Craig, Colorado, USA
We stayed the night in Vernal, Utah and got a serious kick out of the town's use of the dinosaur theme. A friendly-looking, long eye-lashed, 30' tall pink dinosaur officially welcomed us to “Utah's Dinosaurland”. There was a gigantic T-Rex in the town park sporting a graduation mortarboard and a [...]
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17 May 2012 | Vernal, Utah, USA
We saw a tiny mention of the Pilot Butte Wild Horse Scenic Loop on page 65 of the 2012 Official Wyoming Travel Journal. Just twenty-three little words...enough to spark our interest and do a little more research on the internet. Just follow Wild Horse Canyon Road from the main road in Green River and [...]
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16 May 2012 | Green River, Wyoming, USA
We stayed last night in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, an upscale, touristy little western town. It was pleasant to wander around the little downtown area. We window-shopped, but didn't buy. We headed to Green River, Wyoming this morning via Kemmerer, fossil capital of the world (and home to the original J.C. [...]
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15 May 2012 | Us: Grand Teton Natl Park Cups: Tasmania
We figured we had seen the best, how could anything compare? Yellowstone was so outstanding, so overwhelming, we were prepared for a bit of a letdown today as we ventured south to Grand Teton National Park. How could we have possibly underestimated this park so much?
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14 May 2012 | Us: Yellowstone NP Cups: Tassie
We started the day early at Yellowstone. We were up and out of the room by 0400. There was frost on the pumpkin and we shivered at 28F (-2C). Brrr! We headed in the dark to Lamar Valley, the best place to view bears and wolves, we were told. We did, indeed see one bear and one wolf which was a thrill, [...]
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