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Geoff and Sue

Surfing the net and found your site and saw that you mentioned the guide The Cruising Guide To Nova Scotia by Peter Loveridge 1997. It is in great demand and cannot be found easily. I have a copy that is signed and never used if you know of any sailor who wishes one.Please contact me at above email Thanks Your adventures are amazing and very enjoyable to follow.

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Geoff & Sue - Just got on your website and you are describing a "fantastic" adventure.
Ann & I slept in on Saturday but we just want to say it was such a pleasure meeting you two.
We also left on Aug 7th and got back to Southampton at 1700hrs safe and secure.
I will be following along your adventure - stay safe and God speed.

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Geoff & Sue
I am greatly enjoying the vignettes from your current trip. I was particularly interested in your description of the town of Kincardine. What a wonderful experience it must have been to enjoy a Piper on the lighthouse at sundown!

No longer with a boat, you have inspired me to take a road trip to Kincardine so that I may experience its charms.

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Just a heads up from Yawn NY - Ft Stanwicks is a Revolutionary War Fort not a Civil War Fort.

[Geoff: Thanks for the info. I'll correct it on my log.]

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Hi, Geoff and Sue:

My husband and I talked to your briefly at Seaway Marina, Kelley's Island. We have a 36 Beneteau docked at the Marina. You mentioned a website for captian's that individuals share thier likes and dislikes of the different equipment used on their boats. Can you give me that website again? You are doing something we have always talked about. How did you decide to do this and what if anything would you change?
I am going to follow you logs and dream.

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Hi Sue and Geoff,
What a great adventure you are having. I love your commentary! Keep them coming!
Sue

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How "GREAT SALE" Island got it's name: I was always curious about that, too, after having spent the night there while delivering a sailboat from Lauderdale to Marsh Harbor. We anchored just before sunset, enjoyed a cold swim in a current that made me work hard to stay abreast of the ship's ladder, and once the Sun set, the fun began. There was only one other boat visible and it was a good distance away. All night long, high speed vessels with no lights would approach us, shine their spotlights on us, and then hurry off to our distant neighbor. I do believe some "Great Sales" were being made that night.

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To the Skipper and First Mate of Bluejacket, Ahoy! Great site, loving the updates. Thanks for the birthday card - it was truly inspired, and the first one of the year. Glad to see you're having a great time, and while I miss you both, I know that with practice my aim will improve. I wish you Fair Winds and Following Seas. Be Well; Carpe Diem (et Vinum)!

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Hi,
Sue we hope you remember us when we lived in CT. We are friends of you Mom & Dad who visited us in SC about 2 yrs. ago. They gave us Geoff's website & we have been following you in your "adventures". Joe & I wish you well on your latest adventure & look forward to all of the wonderful pictures. Have put the underwater scene of coral & fish from Key Largo as my desktop background.
As you go up the Hudson River, you will be going by the town Joe grew up in - Athens, NY 4 miles above Catskill and on the west bank across from the city of Hudson. It is at the Hudson-Athens Lighthouse and 3 miles up from the Rip Van Winkle bridge at Catskill. Joe knows the river well, growing up with row boats, sail boats, stink boats & ice boats.

You may remember our daughter, Theresa, who now lives in Frisco, TX and has a 9 yr. old daughter, Lauren.

Joe & Dottie

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Geoff and Sue,
It was a pleasure to help cast you off for the start of your latest voyage yesterday at Brewers. I had no idea what accomplished sailors you were. I would have asked about Belize but I find there is plenty of info right here.
Carol and I will be following your voyage and hope to learn more about Belize and the western Carib as well.
I suspect you have transited NYC and the East River before. I am a tug Captain based in NYC and move large petroleum barges through there regularly. If I can be of any assistance just ask.
Fair winds from the crew of Spirit.
Bill and Carol Chace and Gen