I always seem to plan things...I think its the engineer in me looking for structure...a linear course from A to B. Heather, my wife, plans nothing. She just wades into new situations with a confidence that when things turn to custard, she will eat the custard, lick the bowl clean and go in for a second... Continue Reading →
Ready or Not..
The planning is done. Cash is raised. Our home rented out. We are almost ready to downsize our life and move the four of us onto a 42 ft yacht. The reality is quite daunting, no personal space, few creature comforts, home schooled kids, limited power and water and having to manage whatever nature throws... Continue Reading →
The Moody 425 – A Modern Classic
The Moody 425 has become somewhat of a modern classic. A Bill Dixon design that evolved from the Moody 422, it was first introduced in 1988. Like other models in Moody’s range of family cruisers, it offers spacious accommodation including a huge master bedroom in the aft of the yacht, a good size double berth... Continue Reading →
Whats in a name?
Sailors are a superstitious bunch and tales of the sea have enriched humanity for thousands of years. One of the most popular items of nautical folklore is the notion that changing the name of a boat angers the Sea Gods, cursing the boat and all who sail with her....if you are bold enough to change a... Continue Reading →
Moody 425 – Our New Home
Well, here she is, our new family home. A beautiful 1989 Moody 425 called Vega that we bought off a retired couple in Spain. They had owned her since 2008 and she spent most of the last 6 years pottering around the Costa Brava. We first saw her in August and we closed the deal... Continue Reading →