welcome to our blog!
This blog tells the story of our 22-month sailing journey from Oakland, California, to Bristol, Rhode Island, aboard our beloved Bristol 32 sailboat, Ute. Please feel free to browse through the archives (partway down the sidebar to your left) to see pics and read stories of our adventures in North America and Central America . (Sorry the first 3 months of the trip are missing - they vanished somewhere in an internet cafe in Mexico - but all you're missing is CA, Baja and Western Mex).
If you're trying to track us down now that we're landlubbers, try us at uteatlarge at yahoo dot com. Thanks!
If you're trying to track us down now that we're landlubbers, try us at uteatlarge at yahoo dot com. Thanks!
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Vanessa and Julie and Graham - Congratulations. You are now part of the blog for Ute. Thrilled to have you all well. 65,000 minutes - is a long time - and well worth it. Captain Allen, am proud of you. Thrilled that you are taking a fast and large cat on a trip. Hi to Bocas for me. Ask Tim and Ariel if they would like company in San Blas - well probably can't - would love to see it. Cora, nice to have an update on your plans. Hope the weather is beautiful for you sailing. Yes, a new owner for the boat is close at hand and the 500,000 for a cat might be there ,too. Enjoy the students. They must love having you there - talk with you soon on Skype. nmc
can't figure out why i had to do anonymous - it's me. rattycarey
Nancy,
Thank you!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for mentioning our boy on the blog!!!!!!! He's a charmer!
Can't wait for Auntie Cora to hold him close when she visits next Saturday!
I hope Allen and Cora will cross paths after the cat run and the flight to sunny Los Angeles.
Stay warm. Think spring!
love,
Julie
Graham Neely Godson should visit Cora's class of 39 students between 1st & 6th grade. Impossible under the best of circumstances. Am sure Graham would get lots of attention because they all know about babies and how to take care of them - probably. Cora, you are amazing - how do you do crowd control with this many? They look totally happy - you must be doing something right.
hugs to Graham, Cora, Vanessa, Julie, and Allen nmc
ok what happened to my blogger name - can't figure it out so have to use anonymous - ah - computers and me. nmc
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