Sailing Ti Amo - Our Sixth Adventure
28 February 2020 | Southside Bay, Ragged Island, Bahamas
27 February 2020 | Hog Cay, Raggeds, Bahamas
26 February 2020 | Hog Cay, Raggeds, Bahamas
25 February 2020 | Hog Cay, Raggeds, Bahamas
24 February 2020 | Hog Cay, The Ragged Islands, Bahamas
18 February 2020 | Hog Cay, Ragged Islands, Bahamas
08 February 2020 | Hog Cay Cut, Exumas, Bahamas
07 February 2020 | Crab Cay, George Town, Exumas, Bahamas
06 February 2020 | Crab Cay, George Town, Exumas, Bahamas
05 February 2020 | Volleyball Beach, Stocking Island, George Town, Exumas, Bahamas
04 February 2020 | Volleyball Beach, Stocking Island, George Town, Exumas, Bahamas
03 February 2020 | Kidd Cove, George Town, Exumas, Bahamas
02 February 2020 | Kidd Cove, George Town, Exumas, Bahamas
01 February 2020 | Thompson Bay, Long Island, Bahamas
31 January 2020 | Thompson Bay, Long Island, Bahamas
30 January 2020 | Thompson Bay, Long Island, Bahamas
29 January 2020 | Thompsons Bay, Long Island, Bahamas
28 January 2020 | Thompsons Bay, Long Island, Bahamas
27 January 2020 | Chat N Chill Beach, Exumas, Bahamas
26 January 2020 | Chat N Chill Beach, Exumas, Bahamas
Sometimes you take a leap!
23 June 2021
glenda groome
With thoughts of our future and our dreams of possibly living aboard for a couple of years, we wrestled with the decision if Ti Amo would be the vessel to bring us to that place.
Years of making the winter trip to the Bahamas, we have loved the comforts of Ti Amo and have found her to be a perfect vessel in many ways. The biggest downside for us would be climbing in and out of the cockpit with bags and bags of groceries.
Our friends Barry and Robin Newland have a trawler.....a Selene 43. We have loved that vessel since we first saw it but knew for us we would want one just a little larger. With a weird turn of events, we found a Selene 53 this year that was coming on the market and we went for it. Sometimes you just have to take the leap......
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Years of making the winter trip to the Bahamas, we have loved the comforts of Ti Amo and have found her to be a perfect vessel in many ways. The biggest downside for us would be climbing in and out of the cockpit with bags and bags of groceries.
Our friends Barry and Robin Newland have a trawler.....a Selene 43. We have loved that vessel since we first saw it but knew for us we would want one just a little larger. With a weird turn of events, we found a Selene 53 this year that was coming on the market and we went for it. Sometimes you just have to take the leap......
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| Vessel Name: | Ti Amo |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Caliber 47 LRC |
| Hailing Port: | Topping, VA |
| Crew: | Greg, Glenda and Jaxon Groome |
Ti Amo's Photos - Trip Down the ICW
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.jpeg "A Trot Around Town: Several tours of historic homes and landmarks are available via one of Fletcher")
.jpeg "Charleston Homes: Just love the architecture and the colors with both paint and flowers")
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.jpeg "Fountain in Battery Area in Charleston: This would more correctly be titled....\"Chewie")
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.jpeg "Courtyards & Entrances: All of the homes here have such character and lovely courtyards and/or entrances")
.jpeg "Courtyards & Entrances: All of the homes here have such character and lovely courtyards and/or entrances")
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.jpeg "From The Underside: This is what our mast looks like as we pass under these 65 foot bridge openings. I still hold my breath.")
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.jpeg "Best Mate Asleep?: Well I think someone is asleep on the job.....guess it best to be this guy than the other guy")
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.jpeg "Traffic Jam: We start our trip with a bridge that is \"normally\" open. That should have been a clue for things to come. All boats are jockeying for position....kind of reminds me of a horse race.")
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The Crew
Who: Greg, Glenda and Jaxon Groome
Port: Topping, VA
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