To The Mainland! Longer Than Expected ~ But Not Forever.
It’s been just short of forever since I wrote our last blog…. Frank and I were visiting family, friends and … Continue reading To The Mainland! Longer Than Expected ~ But Not Forever.
It’s been just short of forever since I wrote our last blog…. Frank and I were visiting family, friends and … Continue reading To The Mainland! Longer Than Expected ~ But Not Forever.
Ahhhh, the delight of gently and quickly gliding across the ocean with sails full and the wind and waves at … Continue reading Champagne Sailing – How We Harness the “Ahhhh” of Downwind Sailing
Written by Amelia Marjory and Mary Grace Stich This article is a slight detour from our usual sailing information, but … Continue reading Polynesian Superfood or Staple ~ Uru in Polynesian, Ulu in Hawaiian, Fruit à Pain in French, Breadfruit in the U.S.
Recently we had the BEST day hanging out with s/v Moondance. First off, Amelia is back on board Ticket to … Continue reading Hot Days, Good Friends And A Flotilla!
Ticket to Ride is a truly comfortable sailboat, so it sort of sounds ridiculous to even mention something I miss … Continue reading Luxury or Lunacy? Or Good, Clean Fun?
June 2022 As I mentioned in the last blog post about the Marquesas, our final stop was my favorite one. … Continue reading The Bay of Virgins, Fatu Hiva ~ Our Favorite Marquesan Island (So Far)
Since sailing in French Polynesia, we have come across “magazins” or grocery stores that are very different from what I … Continue reading This Week I Learned Something New About Something Old
On January 1st we departed from Tahanea, Tuamotus and sailed to Ile Gambier. We had an excellent passage of nearly … Continue reading Ile Gambier ~ A Beautiful Area Devoid of Modern Communication
From our floating home to whatever home you occupy, here on Ticket to Ride we send wishes for a very … Continue reading 2022 Is In The Rearview Mirror As We Offer A Warm Welcome To 2023
Recently I posted a photo about a supply ships that delivers goods to the atolls of the Tuamotus and someone … Continue reading These Days Supply Ship Dependency Has Replaced Subsistence Living. Why Not Remain Self-sufficient?