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Jody- Thanks for posting. What a flood of memories it brought back. Best job I ever had was as a new college grad working for an oil company -- they said, "You mapped part of that area for a thesis (now Canyonlands NP). Here's a jeep and two field assistants. All your field expenses are...

We hope to share photos of polar bears with our c-brat friends after our cruise through the NW Passage this Sept on a small commercial boat.

welcome aboard -- lots of good times ahead.

Art has perfectly summed up our feelings. Our best to you folks on this transition in your lives. We'll all be in touch with you. El and Bill

We are in Orlando and just did a nice nice cruise (again) on the St. John's -- one of our favorite cruising rivers. We are here on an exchange program with Friendship Force and sure have been enjoying FL birds, weather and swamps. We'd like to visit FL cruising friends, but insufficient time...

George- Reading the tale of your trip was an inspiration. We are doing it in a much easier fashion than your trip - however, we'll face the weather conditions and ice just as you did (in your smaller boat). Our attempt will be all the way through -- from near the mouth of the McKenzie to...

We have 'transitioned' from our liveaboard, cruising lifestyle in our CD 22 that we enjoyed for so many years, but we have not lost our love of cruising. Now, we intersperse our land cruising in our truck, with commercial small boat cruises. We have enjoyed delightful trips down many rivers in...

Glad you will be staying active on the site -- once a C-D owner always a part of this gang. Welcome ashore. El and Bill

The Tortugas are marvelous for bird migration observations, and you will be there at a good time. Bring binoculars if you enjoy bird watching. We had a great count from our spring trip to the islands.

Harvey -- You'll love the St. John's River. Many birds, manatees, great places to hook for the nite-- we had a manatee wake us up on the middle of the nite at An anchorage -- it was scratching it 'a back by rubbing on our hull. Had two little Grandkids with us and it was the adventure of...

A great introduction and history of the canal. Good work. Must read for anyone considering a canal cruise or folks just interested in history.

Trailer Boat Cruisers - BoatUS Magazine www.boatus.com/magazine/2011/august/space.asp El and Bill Fiero have cruised throughout America's coasts and heartland, more than 41000 miles, on boats no bigger than 22 feet.

So sad -- there are sick folks among us - the best protection, as folks have been saying, is vigilance.

Head south, young man!

I thought it was a command from the Democrat Party - go left, young man.

Whew - he made it -- we look forward to the photos. As the Aussies say, "good on ya."

The SPOT works fine -- what a great trip. We have spent some time in Churchill in the fall with a fine boat trip by a local chap, and then back by train in the winter to spend a few weeks watching the northern lights. We sure have enjoyed the north country and will be watching his trip --...

a great article -- good work --thanks for sharing.

Welcome to the new century, Charlie --- but no internet on your phones? You can dispose of your dictionary and atlas also in this new age. Also, living back near the East Coast, you can set severe weather alerts to touch off an alarm in your phones, if you wish, with hurricane season now...

Enjoy your transition ashore -- been interesting to follow your boating adventures. Keep up the great activity and let your friends here all know how your lives continue. Cheers -- El and Bill