#218 Many Thanks
And Fair Winds
June 15, 2007
#217 It’s Off To Work We Go
June 1, 2007
#216 She Walks With An Attitude Of Freedom
May 15, 2007
#215 Mailbag From
Portsmouth, Part 3 of 3
May 1, 2007
#214 Mailbag From
Portsmouth, Part 2 of 3
April 15, 2007
#213 Mailbag From
Portsmouth, Part 1 of 3
April 1, 2007
#212 Exhibits from
Ithaka’s Collection of
Cruising Wall Art
March 15, 2007
#211 Amphibious Challenges
March 1, 2007
#210 Going Home Is Such
A Ride
February 15, 2007
#209 Night Passage Toward The Rest Of My
Life
February 1, 2007
#208 The Springtime Of Cruising Romance
January 15, 2007
#207 Happy New Year From Ithaka
January 1, 2007
#206 A Windy Ride North December 15,
2006
#205 See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me
December 1, 2006
#204 A Friend Unlocks Key West
November 15, 2006
#203 A Momentous Landfall In Key West
November 1, 2006
#202 Mailbag: Underway Toward America
October 15, 2006
#201 Bits and Pieces
October 1, 2006
#200 The Light House
September 15, 2006
#199 Mr. Bing And The Water Pump
September 1, 2006
#198 Farewell To Dear Friends
August 15, 2006
#197 Have Ulu Will Travel: Part II—The
Epilogue
August 1, 2006
#196 Slow Dancing Through The San Blas
July 15, 2006
#195 From Ithaka’s Galley – Our Daily Bread
July 1, 2006
#194 Ustupu Celebrates The Kuna Revolution
June 15, 2006
#193 The Sail’s Call
June 1, 2006
#192 Hugging The Coast Toward Kuna Yala
May 15, 2006
#191 A Strong Island For Memory Making
May 1, 2006
#190 Traveling Down the Colombian Coast
April 15, 2006
#189 The Cartagena Mailbag: Amoebas, Cookers,
Books, and Cameras
April 1, 2006
#188 Let's Talk Toxins-Let's Talk Paint
March 15, 2006
#187 The English-Speaking Ladies Club
March 1, 2006
#186 Great Treasures In Foul Waters
February 15, 2006
#185 Viva Cartagena!
February 1, 2006
#184 Feliz Ano Nuevo, Cartegena!
January 15, 2006
#183 Tigre, the Tidy Town
January 1, 2006
The Complete
Logbook
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Signs of Wisdom
In a country where many kids fully understand
the ravages of war, a group in Cartagena painted their own peace
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Sitting on a curb and watching the King Mango Strut Parade,
an annual event in Miami, this man was making his own political
and personal plea.
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This sign made going to that nightclub in Port Antonio, Jamaica, an absolute
necessity.
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I no longer remember what kind of a store this sign was advertising, but
is captured perfectly the flamboyant, outrageous and wonderful energy of Provincetown,
Massachusetts, at the tip of Cape Cod.
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The school remained open in Belize, and I suspect the attention they paid
to the sign may well have paralleled the attention they paid to their motto.
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The owners of a boat yard in Maine made it clear what the jeopardies
are for leaving your car in their way.
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In the category of unnecessary or redundant signs, this one takes
the cake. Nowhere in the Bahamas does there seem to be a dress code
for the beach.
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