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We made it back to the civilized world, for better or for worse, and are unwinding in the birthplace of grunge & Starbucks. One full day in the city tomorrow, what should we do?
At the top of Grinnell Glacier Trail. #grinnellglaciertrail #grinnellglacier #glaciernationalpark
Glaciar National Park - hiking to Grinnell Glacier. 11 miles and 2,100ft of elevation gain #glaciernationalpark #grinnellglaciertrail
Today we completed one of the most iconic day hikes of North Cascades National Park: Hidden Lake Trail. 8 miles out and back with 3200 ft of elevation gain. The view at the top was breathtaking and worth the pain. Tomorrow we are off to Glacier National Park. #northcascades #hiddenlaketrail
I had an amazing experience during the Annapolis to Newport race with @oceanracers. It was my first open ocean race and it was humbling, inspiring, and definitely educational. Nothing makes you a better sailor than racing, and racing on a Pogo in the Atlantic definitely supercharges the learning! Can’t wait to be in the water again. Thank you @morgen_watson and Meg for the great coaching!
Can’t take a bad picture of this place. #sundowners #harbour #boatlife
Dealing with the vacation phenomenon of Wednesday feeling like it’s over. It’s so funny, in the first few days of vacay you feel like you have allll the time in the world, by Wednesday though a feeling creeps in like it’s almost over. Fighting those vibes and hanging onto every minute left. We fly home Saturday and won’t be back to Antigua for a year! So sad. We love this place. So many amazing places to sail, anchor, swim, dive, chill, eat; so many beautiful, friendly people. It really is a gem. But, we must go back to our crazy work lives to stay on track for the grand adventure. Cheers to that.
Rolling into the weekend like... ocean waves, tiny empty beaches and more sunsets than you can count. Enjoy your weekend all 💜!
We have been appropriately productive in Antigua during our long vacation: planned boat projects, studying, unplanned boat projects and long walks. Just past the halfway mark now; thinking this bay would make a nice home office, might not come back.