Sea Venture rafts with La Rochelle. The poor folk on La Rochelle got such a late start that they had to anchor in Gatun Lake
I love this. Michael’s son Jason captured this screen shot of us going through the canal as he sat at his computer in Germany. Don’t
Two sets of doors here at the Pedro Miguel locks, which raise ships 10 meters. Here are some smaller boats rafting together
One up, one on the way. In comes the water, millions of gallons to raise us 45 feet. A different perspective from our visit to
Our Advisor, Enrique Robinson, leaps aboard. The pilot boat backs away. The ship we’re to follow approaches. Here we go, heading toward the lock.
My mama has a few comfort foods. One is ice cream. The other is a latte. We found both in the area of the Playita.
Mama and I flew into Panama City on the night of February 27 and met up with Michael and Tom the next evening. We had
Sea Venture’s repairs waited only for my cousin, Tom McKnight, to arrive on February 19 with the new steering system bearings and mounting hardware. They
I’ve been storing up memories instead of writing. My mama and I journeyed to Panama to meet up with my husband and Sea Venture for