Our adventure, one horizon at a time. The INTERVIEW WITH A CRUISER Project. By Paul and Jennifer Wheeler. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3. But what about the bananas, you may be asking? En Route to the Tuamotus. First Wahoo, last fish.

Our journey aboard our Hans Christian Pilothouse. I remember the first day I stumbled across a Hans Christian. I was looking at a Mason 38 to possibly purchase and met with the owner on a cold autumn evening at the base of Second Narrows bridge in North Vancouver. It was damp that night, and the warmth of the Mason was inviting. Anyone that has spent any amount o.

Tuesday, April 29, 2014. Hauled out at Baja Naval. Finally, finally, finally! Everything lined up and we were able to haul. This would be the first time in the 2 years we have owned her that she has been hauled. Long overdue to fix 2 frozen seacocks, but her bottom was in remarkably good shape. if not for the under the water line work, I would not have had her bottom done at this time. For those who have never seen this process, you can watch a bit of it here.

Our Story of leaving life ashore. Monday, July 20, 2015. Gone the way of the DoDo Blog. I imagine that if you as reading this then most likely you are either friend or family. The hope is that eventually we will get more people through here that are fellow sailors or those who dream to be.