I've been waiting to post until it became official.
As of September 21,2016 Suky Cannon is the new owner of Shambala.
It is a bitter-sweet feeling we have.
We will miss our life aboard Shambala.
Excitement for our new adventure on land awaits us.
We have become friends with the new owner and know Shambala will continue to have awesome and amazing adventures!
Now we are completing boat projects for the new owner and have become the delivery crew.
We get to stay aboard and deliver the boat to Florida.
In the meantime we have purchased a new project boat. Hornpipe and a sailing dinghy Blue Chip. Both thanks to an auction at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, MD.
Hornpipe will be on the hard for now until we find a place to bring her to start refitting.
We will keep you updated on our progress possibly in a new blog.
For now we will be figuring out if and when to head down the coast. With Hurricane Matthew heading this way we aren't going anywhere yet.
Yikes!
In the meantime we have purchased a new project boat. Hornpipe and a sailing dinghy Blue Chip. Both thanks to an auction at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, MD.
Hornpipe will be on the hard for now until we find a place to bring her to start refitting.
We will keep you updated on our progress possibly in a new blog.
For now we will be figuring out if and when to head down the coast. With Hurricane Matthew heading this way we aren't going anywhere yet.
Yikes!
Chesapeake Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, MD |
Hornpipe the Allied Seawind 30 Ketch |
Hornpipe rafted up next to Shambala |
Blue Chip Sailing Dinghy |
The crew of Hornpipe |
Stay safe, Paul and Staci! We think of you often and love seeing the beautiful photos of your family. Take care, Eileen & John
ReplyDeleteHey guys its Ben on crackertail! I cant find your email anywhere but I have some pictures of bluechip sailing on back creek I want to send you, shoot me an email Bgreif@fau.edu looking forward to watching the hornpipe project progress!
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