Sailing, sailing,

Chris Parker, our weather forecaster, finally gave us a heads up. We asked our agent to get our departure papers and paid up our bill at Clu...

A weather window to be precise. This next leg of our journey east to Trinidad is about 450 miles along the Columbian coast to Aruba, Curacao...

Well we've now had our first attempted robbery and luckily it was unsuccessful. Our first night here I woke up to some unusual noises. ...

This group of islands further down the Columbian coast houses both the local fisherman and second homes for wealthy Columbians, mostly from ...

It seems strange and a little scary to leave the dock after a long time tied up in one place! We were more than ready however and excited ab...

From the park we drove the opposite direction from Montenegro to Armenia. This is a modern city of a half a million people built around a ...

The next day we spent at the Parque Nacional de Café. This is a big somewhat Disney World type park, but very scenic. It was built on the s...

The road out of Medellin was a large modern highway but soon changed to a two lanes, one each direction. Route signs on the road were gener...

Sue and Roy Potter on “Vindomar”, not long after our meeting, joined forces with us to spend five days in the interior of Columbia togethe...