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- Getting Ready to Leave For The Galapagos
- Bold architecture. A new museum under construction.
- View of Panama City, again from Ancon hill.
- Bridge of the Americas. View from Ancon hill.
- Vicki gave both of us haircuts on Gatun Lake. Ni...
- We get to go through the canal a second time as ...
- The last set of locks and we are back to the Pac...
- This is the 100 year anniversary of the opening ...
- The big ships don't go through the locks under t...
- By the time the locks were closed this ship was ...
- That's Tagish feeling so small next to the car c...
- Tagish's Panama Canal Transit
- Under each one of those pieces of green leaf is ...
- Tagish in Portobello anchorage
- Always nice to see the Kuna sailing/paddling by ...
- What a shame, this beautiful yacht must have tur...
- Hard to say no to these families trying to make ...
- A Kuna family has an island to itself by the Chi...
- Getting Ready for Canal Transit
- Brain coral with Christmas Tree Worms.
- Another good-looking fellow.
- Love these little fluorescent polkadot fish. Unf...
- Some of the most brilliant colours I've ever see...
- Dog Island was a fantastic place to snorkel. The...
- Another underwater shot.
- Underwater blooms
- Bought a waterproof camera in Cartagena as a Chr...
- Sea Fan. While we were in the outer islands I sn...
- Resort island at our anchorage at Los Gruillos-K...
- Arriving home with his load of greens.
- The finished product. This was about two metres ...
- I decide to buy a bracelet so I could see how th...
- Kuna bread bouquet. The loaves are very small.
- The bakery at Rio Sidra.
- Approaching Rio Sidra village
- Another mola purchase. Kissing dolphins!!!
- Bought this mola from Lisa a master mola maker w...
- Mola stand in the Coco Bandero Cays. This island...
- One of the beautiful little sand palm islands in...
- We spent the night anchored at Rio Diablo. Then ...
- Outhouses and canoe parking occupy the waterfron...
- Kuna lady working on a mola in Nargana village. ...
- The villagers come up the rivers on the mainland...
- These herons? were very common along the Rio Dia...
- We dingyed up the Rio Diablo as far as we could ...
- We scored a hand of bananas from one of the far...
- Achutupu Island was crowded, houses were very cl...
- The ladies have molas on the front and back of t...
- Achuputu anchorage. This lady and her 5 children...
- Dock at Achutupu village. The Kuna really don't ...
- Cayucos are a very common form of transportation...
- The village on Isla Pinos. Huts are made from na...
- While we were admiring this beautiful bird in th...
- Sunset on our last night in Cartagena. It's a ve...
- San Blas - Panama Arrival
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About Me
- Tagish
- Tagish is a 36' Brent Swain design steel sloop with Canadian's, Brian and Dorothy on board. Built using the origami method of folded steel. It has 'keel cooling' using the skeg which holds 10 gallons of cooland/antifreeze like a car and using pump in engine is circulated for cooling. It also uses a dry exhaust for better reliability. So no water brought into boat for engine, no impellors or heat exchangers or sea water strainers to mess up. The anchor windlass is manual only, with 200' of 5/16 hi test chain and 100ft of 3/4 nylon on the drum which is mounted on deck. Tagish is named after a lake in the Yukon, Northern Canada where we had a cabin as children. See 2 short video clips of boat sailing-goto older posts in blog at March 4/2011.
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