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Cyclones, whirlpools and a new-found allergy

June 2, 2015

(Now that the book excitement has settled a bit I can finally get around to finishing the blog about our Tasman Bay trip) Sometimes you can scare the pants off yourself over things. They build up as big bogies in your mind and you freak yourself out over them, regardless of how much logic tells […]

12 hacksaw blades and don’t skimp on the buckets

March 9, 2011

Yesterday I learned that you cannot leave this country in a boat unless you have 12 new hacksaw blades and four buckets on board. This is just a small sample of the demented shopping list we need to check off to get Wildflower up to category one standard so we can legally go offshore.

Drugs are good mmmkay?

July 7, 2010

A word about seasickness medication – don’t knock it. And for the love of Neptune, if you aren’t used to sailing, don’t try to be macho and tough it out without it. I learned that one the hard way during my first Cook Strait crossing on the way to Queen Charlotte Sounds. I did the […]