Goin' South....OneEighty

Monday, June 27, 2011

We've only just begun

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About this blog. An adventure of OneEighty

This blog segment is intended to document the adventures of OneEighty, a 42 foot, 23,000 lb. ketch as she travels South from Sandusky, Ohio, through Canada, the Great Lakes, the Eire Canal, the Hudson River, Delaware Bay, the Chesapeake Bay, down the Atlantic U.S. coast, the Keys, Bahamas, Tortuga s and then up the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf Shores Alabama (2010-2012). It also includes daysailing adventures in and around the Gulf coast (2014), as well as cruises back to the Keys (2015) and into the Bahamas to Andros and down to Georgetown, Exumas (2013) and a trip to Cuba and back across the Gulf in 2016. In 2017 we stayed in Mobile Bay and the Northern Gulf, and won First place in the April 2017 Dauphin Island Race.

This is a story of two brothers, Quinn and Charlie Stewart, who took a dream and a boat and sailed them both. Their wonderful wives join them on the adventure and have sailed with them for many of the legs. Surely, when they stay home, they pray for us while we are gone. Either way, they are the wind beneath our wings. Our wives remind us of an old Celtic song that goes: "Life is an ocean, Love is a boat. In troubled waters, it keeps us afloat".













































































































































































































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From a small town in South Alabama, almost 250 miles from the coast, I was destined to find my way to the salty sea. From Greensboro AL it was the Sea Scouts, and the Black Warrior River, yawing in each crook and turn, taking with it samples of sediment from the heartland like tiny pieces of my soul, flowing toward Mobile Bay that set me on my journey. The journey has spanned over 30 years in business from AT&T to Xerox. If the call of the sea was my passion, Sailing became my vehicle. Since those early years I have logged over 1660 days at sea sailing in the Gulf, the Atlantic, the Caribbean and Great Lakes. I carry the US Merchant Mariner Sailing Master License, 100 ton. The sea is a special place. Nowhere else can I more feel the power of our creator, the majesty of his creation, and the hovering presence of his spirit. "The voice of the Lord echoes above the sea. The God of glory thunders. The Lord thunders over the mighty sea." Psalms 29:3
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Sailing through life...

"One ship sails East, another West,

While the self-same breezes blow.

Tis the set of the sails, and not the gales,

That determine the way we go.
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Like the winds of the sea are the ways of fate:

As the voyage along through life;

Tis the will of the soul

That decides the goal,

And not the calm or the strife."

.........ella wheeler wilcox

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