Art Show and Printed Books!

I know many of our friends are anxiously waiting for printed books. Great news! After some things beyond our control - the books will be available on February 27th!
This is a fun birthday present for Bruce!
You can preorder the printed book now at Bookshop and it will ship to you on February 27th. We cannot wait to have the books in our hands!
On January 12, a photography show opened at the Mission Gallery about our Great Loop. We narrowed down our favorites pictures (which was really difficult) and had them printed on metal. What a delight to share some of the highlights about the trip. A photo below shows the Gallery. The show closes this Sunday, Feb 11th.
In late January, we went to Punta Gorda for the Winter AGLCA Rendezvous. What a fun time to reconnect with folks we Looped with and meet other current and planning Loopers. Bruce led a discussion on Looping in a Small Boat and I led one on Looping with 4-Legged Crew. We both jumped in last minute on a Go/No Go presentation about weather decision making. We had hoped to have books with us, but instead were walking billboards for the story :)
What's coming up?
We are hoping to have a book signing party at the house in March.
I'll be posting photos from the show that will be available for purchase
Thanks so much for sharing the journey with us! - Maggie

Yeti is a great traveler so we took him along for the trip to Florida

Walking billboard for Currently Away.

After weeks of clouds and cold, Florida sunshine felt glorious.

Each Fleet has a t-shirt. If you look closely you'll see Currently on the list!

Bruce and his sister Cheryl at the end of the opening night.

The full Gallery show.




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