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Pleasure-Way Lexor TS Camper Van and a Hot Air Balloon

A blog about exploring North America in a Camper Van and a Sailboat.

  • Cape Canaveral

    Cape Canaveral

    Port Canaveral was an easy place to check-in with customs and immigration, but Port Cove marina was a little on the expensive side at $80 per night. We were on a floating dock that was exposed to the waves coming through the inlet driven by 25 knot winds. Spray was coming over the bow of…

    May 24, 2007
  • Crossing to Florida

    Crossing to Florida

    Intuition Log – 21 May Great Sale, Bahamas to Cape Canaveral, Florida The morning weather forecast called for unsettled weather for the next 1-3 weeks. After carefully considering the weather options, we decided that it was time to give up on a window for getting all the way to North Carolina in one hop. That…

    May 22, 2007
  • Intuition back in the USA

    Intuition back in the USA

    We arrived in Cape Canaveral, Florida at 0936. Covered 150 nm from Great Sale Cay, Bahamas in almost exactly 24 hours. We’re all well and tired. Need to clean the flying fish off the deck and go check in with customs and immigration. Mark

    May 22, 2007
  • Intuition at Sea

    Left Great Sale at 0926 this morning headed home to the USA. We’ve had a good run so far. We passed Matanilla Shoal at 1740 and watched the water depth drop from 30 feet off our scale as we left the Little Bahama Banks. We were in the company of Grateful Attitudes and Our Turn…

    May 21, 2007
  • Double Breasted Cay

    Double Breasted Cay

    After lots of rain on Wednesday, Thursday dawned without a ripple on White Sound. We’ve been getting anxious to start moving, so took the opportunity to head North to stage for jumping back to the United States. It was a hard choice because we would have liked to explore the cruiser friendly, Manjack Cay, but…

    May 19, 2007
  • Waiting at Green Turtle

    Waiting at Green Turtle

    Friday NOAA issued its last statement on Andrea, one of the earliest named storms ever. Let’s hope this early start doesn’t signify an overly active hurricane season. Our Noah waved goodbye to the kids from Iceni as they headed out towards the Northern Abacos to explore some of the more remote cays and stage for…

    May 16, 2007

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