Author Archives: happytogether

Whistle while you work So after our Guadeloupe land tour it was time to keep pushing south. It was mid week and although this trip was going to be a vacation (no phone and out of office on my email) … Continued

(or should I say “broken parts 1) I am so sick of religion. It’s all over the news every day. This religion against that religion, and even within religions it’s this group against that group. It’s enough to make you … Continued

Is it me or is this bizarre. My best friend from Childhood comes sailing with us a few times and now he wants to buy a boat in the Caribbean. I think our YouTube channel is infecting normal people with … Continued

After several trips with friends and family around Saint Martin and Saint Barths we were ready for a change. With a fresh crew including 2 of my best friends we set off for this mostly flat and sleepy Island. This … Continued

Retired? Nope. Unemployed? Nope. Boat needs maintenance? Yep. Here’s the deal. We don’t let people maintain our boat. We do it. Or at least we supervise it. Problem is every year you need to haul the boat and paint the … Continued

Okay sailing is fun. We prove it in our videos. We have demonstrated before the effort that goes into running, managing and maintaining a cruising sailboat, and you will see more of that on this trip. A charmed life…. At … Continued

However you spell it the place is the same. Probably the best place on earth. Rappers, actors, dignitaries and captains of industry agree. St. Barths (my spelling choice) is unlike anywhere else. Lennie and I have traveled extensively in the … Continued

We received a call from the marketing department at Leopard because they have been watching our videos and following our trip. After a phone interview they posted this story on their website. We look forward to meeting Katie and the … Continued

Oh-my-godda passage We arrived in BVI to have a trip with friends and to move the boat to Saint Martin. This leg is called the “Anegada passage” and it is the longest distance between Islands in the Caribbean. It’s an … Continued

The administration of leaving the boat in foreign ports is easier than you would think. People email me often and ask… Where do you leave it Who looks after it What about hurricane season What does it cost As you … Continued