June 6, 2019 Sailing Viento Azul: from Islamorada to the Sea of Abaco We’d been sailing Viento Azul for only sixteen days but it felt like a month or longer. I’d nearly forgotten about our topside home…
February 12, 2019 Let’s maybe call it what it is: The Anthropocene A week ago, I received an email from Prof. Sklair, a researcher from the UK, asking me if my website GREENDEX.ORG is using the…
January 1, 2019 About 2018 Another year that flew by. And again, I’m prefacing my sentences with “I can’t believe it’s …” (Fill in the year.) The things I…
December 31, 2018 Bay of Turtles: the Lost Years Found Years ago, I heard a talk about the “Sea Turtle Lost Years”. Researchers had been tracking and monitoring sea turtles as hatchlings and again…
November 12, 2018 Copyright Protection for Photographers: The CASE Act of 2017 Most artists are self-employed and vulnerable to copyright infringement by larger entities with deeper pockets. Currently, pursuing a copyright suit means having to go…
May 29, 2018 How to buy your dream sailboat on a budget The first time I saw Wish You Were Here, I nearly ran away screaming. Actually, I probably was screaming… in my head. On initial examination, WYWH…
April 20, 2018 Daytime Swordfishing in the Florida Keys This is an article I wrote about daytime swordfishing in Islamorada for UNWIND Magazine.
January 3, 2018 What You Need to Know Before Exploring Eleuthera’s Hatchet Bay Cave Here’s a (little) bit of geology, tips for exploring, and lots of images with named(!) formations for those who want to come prepared. There are…
January 1, 2018 Hello and Welcome 2018 Thanks for stopping by. I hope you’ll stay awhile. I’m still fairly new to this idea of blogging. I’ve kept journals since I was…
December 25, 2017 My First Junkanoo A Junkanoo is a celebration is a parade is a festival. The origin is not quite known but the earliest reports go back centuries.