Debra, Danielle and Kristen Gregg. The kids have been raised on the boat during the New England sailing season. Danielle was about 4 months old when her sailing career started while Kristen was just 2 days old. [...]They have spent nearly every weekend and every summer vacation trekking around Cape Cod and the Islands on the boat. They have both logged over a thousand miles as crew aboard KWITCHERBITCHEN sailing between Block Island, just off the coast of Rhode Island and up to Casco Bay in Maine. Deb (the Admiral) has kept them entertained and safe while she also performs the duties of First Mate and Galley Slave.

It was the summer of 2001 when we were bored and found ourselves riding around in the car going from one marina to the next looking at other people's boats. It must have been a lousy sailing day for us not to be out and about somewhere on our own boat. Then, there it was, sitting on the hard with [...]

tattered tarps haphazardly placed over the decks. A dark blue hull, 2 masts and a lot larger than the beautiful boat we owned at the time. Nothing else could be added or improved upon our own boat, it was just looking small in comparison to this monster. We wrote down the phone number we found on the for sale sign and the rest is history. I must have been wearing welding goggles when we went back to see it with the owners. I have spent 6,500 hours rebuilding it to my standards. I made Deb promise me that she would never let me start a project as large as this one again.