Above ground... well graves I guess. In Bermuda
Our Vessel
A few hundred miles off of Bermuda this little bird flew into the cabin and landed on my shirt. Bill grabbed him and warmed him up for a while. It was a very gusty day, and we assumed the bird had been blown offshore.
After seeing nothing but blue and grey for days and days and days it was really a pleasure to see some green. And on top of that, a really strange looking foreign green. All I could thing about was getting food and ice water. it was my mantra.
The restaurant by the red umbrellas had these really good shrimp pastry things called Rissóis de Camarão.
Horta, Azores - One of the few places in the world where more people arrive by sailboat than airplane.
This appears to be an abandoned church, what's amazing about it is in the next few pictures.
Standing on the rim of a Volcano, or Caldera. It's last activity was sometime in the 1980's.
Lisbon, Portugal:
I hear those funny looking fish taste just like tuna.
ReplyDeleteWow....I got a little sick to my stomach just watching the video! glad our cruise was not on a small vessel like yours :) Hope you had a good experience all in all! And...very glad you were safe XXOO Aunt Joni
ReplyDeletethose videos where amazing.
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Yowza!!!
ReplyDeleteNeat trip man, We've been thinking of you. Happy belated birthday.
-frodo
Wow.
ReplyDeleteHow did you get this set up?
Last I hear you were in VA?
I always troll back through because I think I missed a post.
Like the post where you tell us how you have a lead on doing a sail across the Atlantic.
I'll never tell..
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