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Pilgrim: Believer, Traveller, Wayfarer
Intention: Purpose, Goal, Aim


My first visit to Santorini was a month or so after my 21st birthday. I have a blurred montage of memories, of pieces, images and a felt sense of the baked earth, the summer sun and the impossibility of the place. The deep, dark blue of it. The other worldliness…

After a huge day sail we arrived into Kekova through a narrow entrance channel between islands. Kekova Roads is about an 8 nautical mile long…

I’d imagined sun drenched islands with spartan vegetation, goat bells and tiny blue domed churches. I felt them all calling to me when I was…

It’s almost impossible for me to believe I left Australia over a month ago. It’s been a wild ride before and since then. Rick and…

I’m sitting here in Port Douglas feeling a very familiar feeling. Reluctance. Reluctance to tell the current story of our travels because I am well…

I’m Cath. I write most of the blogs unless I can get Rick to join in. I write to share about our sailing life with as much authenticity and honesty as I can. This means more than just the perfect moments. It’s a way to reflect and to remember the unfolding days, the terrifying moments and the things that bring us a sense of awe. I hope you come along for the journey.
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