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Special memories from this interesting man and his lovely wife. Thank you.

Thanks Pat, it’s always good to hear these two fine people are well.

B&B, St. Augustine, Florida would be a must stop for sure. Also we found Jekyll Island, Georgia very interesting and the marina had loaner bicycles. Also, you have to stop in Savannah, Georgia and Charleston, S.C. or your lives may never be complete. We look forward to reading about your trip...

1967 bus and later a 1978 camper, both good rides and lots of memories. Also 1964, 1968, and 1972 bugs.

Congratulations to Karl and Amy Harris and family, owners of C-DAISY and now the owners of the 27' Ranger Tug, TRAVELER, also. We look forward to hearing about their future adventures.

So sorry for your loss.

Thank you for the kind words Patrick. Yes, Traveler is for sale. We started our cruising in a 25' C-Dory and we have been hooked on the cruising lifestyle ever since. We bought the Ranger 27 when we retired and we took her to Lake Powell, the Florida Keys, up the east coast to New York, and to...

What a surprise. Please keep us informed on future plans. You have always been an inspiration and good friends.

That looks good Tom, nice work, free labor, and the material is priced right.

Looks like a great time. We were away at a daughters wedding or would have signed up. Sorry we missed seeing everyone, we will definitely be at The Friday Harbor CBGT.

Two years ago we left our truck and trailer in fenced and secured parking at the Ft. Pierce marina (Florida). The launch is within eyesight of the marina. We launched then Toni drove the truck and trailer to the parking area at the marina and I motored over in the boat to pick her up. The cost...

Thanks for posting the photos and thank you and all the volunteers and contributors that are involved in trying to end this terrible disease.

David, So what is the brand of the new boat?

Three of us went out of Ilwaco yesterday in my friend's 24' Osprey, 48 miles west, temp. 61.5 deg., and blue water. We had 25 when we headed back at 12:30 pm. The Tuna are there and the weather and sea looks good for tomorrow.

I might add that cocktails are always better with crystal clear Glacier ice and good friends.

We have a few more updates as we near the end of our cruise. We didn't get to see everything we would like to have seen because of weather, but that gives us a reason to come back some time in the future. One can really spend many, many years cruising here and never see it all. We have met a lot...

A double WOW from Toni and I. Congratulations. You are our inspiration for us continuing on with fly fishing.

I'm glad there are a few people enjoying our blog, we love to read about other's adventures so its nice to give back a little. Boris, interesting stories about your time here.

We posted a few more updates on our blog at: http://www.russportner.blogspot.com/

We spent some time in Juneau with Casey and Mary before we turned south and they continued on to Skagway. We are now in Hoonah, Ak. and will be traveling south toward Sitka tomorrow, slowly. New blog can be read at: http://www.russportner.blogspot.com/