Zeehag's Comments

Drakus is near ready.  Was looking at the fishing page you started.  Am equipped  to fish.

Doug

BEST MUSIC ON THE SITE !!

You are living the dream...I can't seem to break away...i have so many interests and not much time.

Glad to see your adventures

taking the boat for a sail this Sunday

Ill post pictures.

Seriously? Hell yes I think I might like that!

If we keep meeting like this, people are going to talk. Saw your post looking for crew. I'm game but no experience with diesel.

Everywhere I go, Z, you're already there. It's like having a friend everywhere!

ZEE do you have photos ? Of that boat for sale?

Iv'e been following your journey....sounds great.

HAPPY BARRRRRTHDAY, YE OLE CRUSTY HULL!
YE DONT NEED NO STINKIN BOTTOM JOB. HOIST THOSE SAILS, TAKE HER TO TH SEAS AND KNOCK HER CLEAN!

That sure was a close one...

Hey Zee, some great photos...good to see you here.  Stay Safe.

I put a picture of my boat on my profile page

Hi again Zeehag, I left a message last month but I'm not sure I did it right.

Take a look at my eBook on the Kindle Store, it covers the same route you are sailing.

Hi Zeehag. I missed your comment about the underbody of my boat, I haven't been to Seaknots  in a while. She is a 45 ft Bmdn Cutter I built myself.

Check the page for my Kindle eBook 'Pineapple Chunks With Sardines' on Facebook. It covers the same route you are sailing. It's not too serious though. See me on Twitter also.

Good luck with your voyaging.

Thanks Zeehag. The tiger is always beeing kept varnishing and varnishing... the oDay has a new Betamarina motor boat. Time to come down to Costa Rica and do some sailing from Puerto Azul. Check their webpage. Good and fair  winds from Costa Rica. 

That's the way to live. I'm convinced. I had planned on taking my power boat to the keys to live on there. Now I'm looking for a liveaboard sailboat to base there and cruise.MAybe we'll bump into each other (not literally of course) in one of those bodies of water.

Sounds like a great adventure. Working you way to Panama I assume?

I sailed from the time I was twelve until I was in my late forties. Business took up to much time, and I found I could enjoy a powerboat if I had even a hour to spend. Now that I'm semi-retired, I need to get back to sailing and living aboard where it's always warm. I have my eye on a Seafarer 38 ketch on the east coast of FLorida. If it works out, I'll be down there soon. Fair winds and following seas to you...