We knew when we moved on board last January that our transition into a cruising lifestyle would be temporary. The cruising kitty we built up after selling our house in Denver would eventually run dry and we would need to find employment again. I think that knowing this adventure is finite has helped us overlook the negatives (there are a couple) and really appreciate every incredible moment of this journey. It hasn’t always been easy, but it’s always been an adventure and that is exactly what we set out to find when we left the dock last February.
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Kairos Gets Some New Bling: Replacing Our Rigging in Martinique
An Unexpected Trip to Martinique
We had previously decided that Dominica (blog post to come soon) would be the farthest south we would venture this year. We’re planning to sail back to the States before hurricane season and we’re looking forward to spending some more time in the Bahamas with its plethora of white sandy beaches, mahi mahi, and lobster. However, we’ve already learned how quickly plans can change while cruising. It seems like mother nature and boat maintenance are constantly creating obstacles and we’re no longer surprised by delays. But we never would have predicted the events that occurred on the morning of Friday, January 13th that caused us to make an unexpected trip to Martinique.
Amazing Street Art in San Juan
Cities are proof that people need to be together. Sure there’s pollution and grime, but cities also inspire creativity. Among littered streets and run-down buildings, you’ll find some of the most amazing artwork. There’s no need to visit a museum, these incredible pieces of art can be viewed just walking the streets of San Juan. The street art is as colorful and vibrant as the Puerto Rican culture and we are happy to share it.