Home is where the boat is
At mid-day on June 16, 2016, Leander is 25 miles southwest of Long Island, motoring under no wind and flat seas towards the Cape Cod Canal, some 98 miles due […]
Up A Creek
We spent a night anchored at the bottom of the Alligator River in coastal North Carolina. There is a system of rivers and canals through which one can travel inland […]
Familiar Territory
Leander made Beaufort Inlet, North Carolina at 3 p.m. this afternoon. We entered the harbor in sight of an oversized United States flag, snapping smartly in a stiff breeze. We […]
Leander Passage from Bahamas to NC: Day 5
At 11 a.m. on 4 June, Leander is at 31 54 N, 78 00 W, motoring at 6.9 knots on a course of 034 magnetic, in no wind. We covered […]
Leander Passage from Bahamas to NC: Day 4
At noon on 3 June, Leander is at 29 33 N, 79 48 W, motoring at 9 knots on a course of 005 magnetic in no wind. Yesterday, we covered […]
Leander Passage from Bahamas to NC: Day 3
At noon on 2 June, Leander is at 26.32 N, 78 50 W, motoring at 6 knots on a course of 309 magnetic in no wind. 149 miles traveled, 579 […]
Homeward Bound
Leander departs from the Bahamas today for the good ol’ USA We’ll sail 700 miles up the Gulf Stream from Nassau to Beaufort Inlet, in North Carolina. We should be […]
Leander Passage from Puerto Rico to Bahamas: Day 5
We arrived at George Town, Bahamas, at 13:45, on 20 May. The trip of 745 nautical miles from Culebra, Puerto Rico took us five days and three hours. We motored […]
Leander Passage from Puerto Rico to Bahamas: Day 4
At noon on 19 May, Leander is at 23 44 N, 73 54 W, sailing on a beam reach at 5.1 knots. We continue to sail due west, on a […]
