skip to main |
skip to sidebar
My favorite is a Bloody Billy at Billy's Tavern in Thomaston, Maine. It starts with a couple of inches of Guinness. Perfect with a couple of Pemaquid oysters.
The good part about fog is it means the air is much warmer than the water. Richard, Chris, and Gabriela landed in Louisbourg, Cape Breton in search of a repair for the weatherfax. Hope he found the right socket wrench for the propeller - a Halifix stopover quest, much easier said than done. (Maybe it's metric vs. British problem?) HERE and Here are Richard's account of the last two Nova Scotia stopovers.
If you want crew to head for the high latitudes, it might be someone like this for the times when you want somebody to, say, go up the mast.
Careening on purpose that is - to check the hull - while stopping in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Northbound. Is Newfoundland next? Answers will appear HERE
