Welcome to our website / Blog! Our latest posts are on our homepage, feel free to click the “All of our posts” above to see all of our posts. Our go to our Facebook page to see everything we posted starting October 30, 2022 when we started traveling full time. Click here to go to our Facebook Page.
In addition, we are in the process of building an eBook (and PDF document) of our Great Loop Adventure part 1. It will be posted here, if possible.
While we are traveling we use Spot. Spot uses GPS satellites to mark out position on a map for others to see where we are located. We can also send and receive messages via the Spot when out of cellular reception.
In addition, we also use Nebo, which is another tracking software package that will place our location, via GPS, on another map. Nebo is specifically for people traveling on boats.
Finally, we use the tracking software on our marine chart that is on my iPad. If you have and use Aqua Maps, you can search for us in Live Sharing.
We are working on our Google Map of our Great Loop Adventure. I am also working on embedding the map on this page. Until then, click on the link below to see our map. Feel free to send me an email on your thoughts of the map!
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During Scott’s down time and not traveling he has taken up learning how to sew. He bought a sewing machine in 2021 and just didn’t have the time to learn. Now he has the time. Follow this link to his sewing page.
Scott here! How much have we spent so far?? Here are our stats so far on our Great Loop adventure. We were on the water for 211 nights. Our total cost for marinas and mooring balls was $13,799.40. 157 of those 211 nights we were in a marina or on a mooring ball. The other…
Scott here. The boat has been left floating in Belhaven, NC. They have a short list of work to do and will bring her on the hard before July 1. Our new to us car brought us back to WI easily enough while pulling a U-Haul trailer. We made the 17+ hour trip in two…
Scott here. Let’s talk about April 17, 2024. My longest day traveling on the boat by myself. It was a perfect day for it. Just enough wind to keep me cool and I only passed 10-12 boat either way. A few no wake zones but more slowing down for construction people, even though I missed…
RV travel, yacht travel, and the Great Loop in our boat
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