Talespinner
Musings of a sailor, writer, dreamer
05 June 2010 | Green Turtle Cay
22 August 2008 | Cooley�s Landing Marina, Fort Lauderdale
29 June 2008 | Bimini
26 June 2008 | Lynyard Cay
20 June 2008 | Hopetown Harbor
10 June 2008 | Man O� War Cay
05 June 2008 | Marsh Harbor
28 May 2008 | Black Sound, Green Turtle Cay
24 May 2008 | Green Turtle Cay
19 May 2008 | Moraine Cay
18 May 2008 | Mangrove Cay
18 May 2008 | West End, Grand Bahama
06 February 2008 | Fort Lauderdale, FL
13 August 2007 | Long Cove, Tenants Harbor
09 August 2007 | Robinhood Marine Center, Riggs Cove
02 August 2007 | Seal Cove just inside Cape Elizabeth
29 July 2007 | Salem, Mass.
23 July 2007 | Brenton Cove, Newport Harbor
22 July 2007 | Mystic Seaport, CT
15 July 2007 | Newport Marina, Jersey City, New Jersey
Wild Matilda is ready to go
29 May 2007 | Las Olas Marina, Fort Lauderdale
Sunny, winds East 15-20, seas 4-6 in the Gulfstream
We're leaving today! We've had to give up on plans to get to the Bahamas. The winds will not come around to south of east and we are starting to run short of time.
The plan is to run up the Intracoastal Waterway to the Port of Palm Beach. It will be fun looking at the gorgeous homes, but 18 drawbridges? What a hassle that will be. Bruce has been working hard on the boat while I've been madly firing off emails trying to get the schedule finalized and the ThrillerFest program book ready to go to press. Part of the reason we're staying inside today is because I have to be on the phone with the hotel most of the morning.
But it will be progress. We'll anchor tonight and tomorrow morning we'll sail out offshore and shoot straight up to Charleston, South Carolina. I can't wait to get offshore again.
Fair winds!
The plan is to run up the Intracoastal Waterway to the Port of Palm Beach. It will be fun looking at the gorgeous homes, but 18 drawbridges? What a hassle that will be. Bruce has been working hard on the boat while I've been madly firing off emails trying to get the schedule finalized and the ThrillerFest program book ready to go to press. Part of the reason we're staying inside today is because I have to be on the phone with the hotel most of the morning.
But it will be progress. We'll anchor tonight and tomorrow morning we'll sail out offshore and shoot straight up to Charleston, South Carolina. I can't wait to get offshore again.
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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| Home Page: | http://www.sailblogs.com/member/kling/ |
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The crew
Who: Christine Kling
Port: Fort Lauderdale