ocean-pilgrim

Tag: anchorages

  • Slow Living on Board

    Slow Living on Board

    So, what is it really like living on a boat?  It’s not chartering for a week which is a little like glamorous camping. Not like living in a house or an RV.  It really is different to all of them but also shares traits in common. As we slow down we find we are motivated…

  • No Man/Woman is an Island….

    No Man/Woman is an Island….

    I’m sitting in a picture-perfect Greek anchorage.  There’s a small beach with a taverna on the hillside and behind us a tiny island, all cliffs and scrub with the tiniest white-washed church with a congregation made up entirely of goats.  All lined up along the shaded side with their bells clanging away when they move.…

  • A Meditation on Boat life

    A Meditation on Boat life

    The Fethiye Gulf has been inhabited for eons.  Civilisations have risen and fallen, cities built and abandoned.  Legends told and ruins explored give a tantalising glimpse into just how long humans have inhabited these lands and how they have done so.  The Fethiye Gulf is a part of what is known as the Lycian coast…