Boating 126 feet Above the Valley
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Life on a Narrowboat
Our 62’ long and 6.5’ wide narrowboat is named Irene. Irene has 3 dedicated areas for sleeping, 1.5 baths, and a forward galley and sitting/eating area. The path through the boat causes us to wriggle passed each other every time we need to change rooms, it is only 18 inches wide! Irene has a single
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Fancy Dining
On our great cruise across the Atlantic we had dinner in the Britannia restaurant almost every night. The restaurant was different than others we had been to, which was to be expected because we were on a cruise. It was also quite a bit fancier than anything Jack and I had attended before. The first
Lost!
For the past week the family has been on a transatlantic travel from New York to Southampton in the UK as the first part of our four month European trip. We sailed on the Queen Mary 2 for a week before arriving on the 25th of August. I really enjoyed the voyage, and so far
Life in Southampton
Oh my! We planned a few days in the cruise port of Southampton to get our footing and see Stonehenge but it offered SO much more. This area hardly makes it in the guidebooks. We had a fantastic guided city walk around the ancient walled city with history back to about year zero. Walked on,
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Packing for Time Away
We are heading out of the country for the rest of the year and I have been planning my packing list for months. When Chris and I travel to Europe we prefer to only bring carry-ons, so that is our plan this time too. We are anticipating mostly warm to cool weather, but are packing
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The Only Way to Cross
We find that in our current life we have the luxury of time. Without needing to rush to our destination, we started looking for alternative ways to head to Europe. Chris found lots of information regarding repositioning cruises, which are one-way cruises that occur when companies are moving their ships to different areas of the
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Life at Old Forge
Last week we visited the Adirondack mountains. Mom and Dad got Mimi, Cici, Aleah and I an Airbnb on a lake in the mountains as a birthday present for Mimi and Cici, although all of us were very excited. The Airbnb was very fun, with plenty of space. There was plenty of stuff to do
Those are a lot of Bulls!
Today we attended the 156th family reunion/picnic of the Bull family. William Bull and Sarah Wells met and married in what is now Orange County, NY and built their homestead there. The Bull Stone House still stands and is owned by the family association. In fact the house has only been lived in by Bulls
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Exploring CT
Our Connecticut adventures brought us to the Pez factory! We were lucky enough to visit during a weekday while the factory was in production. They are currently working on orders for Christmas and we watched them box up 12 packs. The factory has a fun bingo game to play while looking at all the dispensers.