One Hundred Twenty Seconds
If you know us at all or are a regular reader of this blog you know that nothing in boating is more important to us than safety. It's something we take very seriously and the filter through which all of…
When And If
It is a story that begins, as do so many boaters' stories, with the love of traversing some part of the planet by water. But like many stories, it is tucked within another larger life-story – one of power and…
Port Of Call: Stock Island Marina Village
Stock Island Marina Village is a Select Adventures Of OLOH Partner - Please click here for the very latest Why We Love It as Cruisers & How You Get There Reservations for Stock Island Marina (SIMV) are easily made…
OLOH Essentials: Dockwa
OLOH Essentials highlights a variety of things that help to make our cruising more enjoyable and convenient. Hopefully they'll enhance your time on the water as well! Dockwa It was inevitable. We have long had apps to book our flights,…
OLOH’s New Anchor: Vulcan On Board
The importance of a boat's anchor cannot be overstated. There are many boaters who do not plan on spending any time at anchor or "on the hook" so the anchor's crucial role as a piece of safety equipment is often…
Let Freedom Ring
Freedom is a fascinating and powerful construct. As people living in the United States, it’s a word we use like running water – often without worry of ever being without it. Today we collectively gather in spirit across this great…
SeeFare — Beaufort and Port Royal, SC
Reminder — seefare articles don't always coincide with our current travels but are places we've enjoyed along the way. If you are planning a stop in Beaufort, SC and like great food, you'll find it here. We can also highly, highly…
The Return: Compass Cay to Fort Lauderdale
FROM: The Captain - After weeks of wind in the Exumas the forecast finally shifted and a pattern of settled weather was arriving allowing us to start making our way back to the states. We needed three good travel days…
Warderick Wells to Compass Cay
FROM: The Captain - Conditions: Cloudy with some showers, some lightning. Winds from the south/southeast 15 mph. 2 foot head-sea. Distance traveled: 16.3 nautical miles Time underway: 2 hours 28 minutes Average Speed: 7 knots Max Speed: 10 knots Fuel…
Highbourne Cay To Warderick Wells
FROM: The Captain - Conditions: Mostly cloudy. Winds from the north/northeast 10 mph. 2 foot following sea. Distance traveled: 31.4 nautical miles Time underway: 3 hours 20 minutes Average Speed: 10 knots Max Speed: 15 knots After saying our goodbyes…
