Blue Snail Travel

Vessel Name: BLUE SNAIL
Vessel Make/Model: Corbin 39 CC
Hailing Port: Vancouver
Crew: Frank & Linda
About:
Frank is from Vancouver, B.C. and Linda is from Washington. They left their home in Maryland in late 2010, to start cruising. They traveled South through the ICW to Florida and on to Mexico before transiting the Panama Canal. [...]
Extra: Frank and Linda enjoy traveling with their shipmate Moshe, a domestic short hair cat.
04 May 2016
20 April 2016
21 October 2015
22 June 2015
04 November 2014
04 September 2014 | San Carlos
20 June 2014
06 May 2014
17 March 2014
27 December 2013
05 November 2013
01 October 2013
13 September 2013
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04 May 2016

Blue snail 2 location

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21 October 2015

Blue snail II October 2015

It is a out time for a new blog post! I am blaming the delay on the computer. The truth!

22 June 2015

Los Alamos

June 2015

02 April 2015

San Carlos Blue Snail Two

April 2015

04 November 2014

San Carlos Nov 2014

Blue Snail is still in San Carlos. In September, we were fortunate to have the boat here as the remnants of Hurricane Odile passed by, about 75 miles away. This was the storm that was devastating to Cabo San Lucas and La Paz on the Baja side of Mexico. Winds here in San Carlos were about 35-45 for [...]

San Carlos Nov 2014

04 November 2014
Blue Snail is still in San Carlos. In September, we were fortunate to have the boat here as the remnants of Hurricane Odile passed by, about 75 miles away. This was the storm that was devastating to Cabo San Lucas and La Paz on the Baja side of Mexico. Winds here in San Carlos were about 35-45 for about 8 hours or so and then quickly subsided. There were no real problems within the marina that we heard of but several anchored and moored boats out in the bahia were blown ashore. All were eventually rescued except for one catamaran that was dashed to bits on the rocks. There was not much rain with this event, so Frank and I walked to the beach close by and took some photos and watched the dramatic surf. It was amazing to see huge rolling waves crashing where usually there are no waves at all. So glad not to be out in that weather! Sadly, this storm also destroyed one of our favorite marinas on the Baja side, at Santa Rosalia. The old marina was always so interesting but had been falling apart for years. Odile finally took it out completely along with a few boats. Very sad indeed.
We spent the entire month of October traveling. The Tufesa bus took us to Phoenix and from there we flew to Winnipeg. Had a very nice visit and stay with Frank's family. Also, and the first purpose of this trip, we picked up our new Sprinter van. This is the vehicle we will be converting to a motor home. With the van finally in hand, we drove back to Mexico. This was a fast trip but a good one with great weather. Strange to be driving after not owning any vehicle for 4 years!
Blue Snail is still for sale and the buying season is just getting started, so we are hoping the right person will come along soon. Frank will be working on the van conversion so that will indeed keep him busy for a few months to come.
This month, actually November 2nd, marks the 4 year anniversary of our departure from Maryland on this fantastic cruise. What a wonderful and adventure loaded time we have had!
More next month.....
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