How many anchors can one man destroy? How often can he run his boat aground? How many times will loved ones call the Coast... More > Guard to search for him and his boat? These questions and more are answered in the "Captain's Blog": one man's attempt to sail to the Bahamas and back. Follow Cap'n Scott's adventures as he fends off Southern Belles, scurvy, rogue tug boats, biker gangs, and of course his ever present nemesis, King Neptune and the Sea. One question persists throughout this gripping true story: Will Cap'n Scott return home safe, or be lost to the sea forever? < Less

How many anchors can one man destroy? How often can he run his boat aground? How many times will loved ones call the Coast... More > Guard to search for him and his boat? These questions and more are answered in The Captain's Blog: one man's attempt to sail to the Bahamas and back. Follow Cap'n Scott's adventures as he fends off Southern Belles, scurvy, rogue tug boats, biker gangs, and of course his ever present nemesis, King Neptune and the Sea. One question persists throughout this gripping true story: Will Cap'n Scott return home safe, or be lost to the sea forever? < Less

A lot of people dream of setting off on a sailing adventure. I didn't just dream, I did it. I bought a thirty foot catamaran... More > and three months later set off from Baltimore for the Bahamas. I didn't quite make it there, but I did have a lot of fun traveling the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) to Florida and back. Every sailing voyage is different, but I think this book is an honest account of the fun and adventures, as well as the trials and tribulations that I encountered on my voyage. < Less

A lot of people dream of setting off on a sailing adventure. I didn't just dream, I did it. I bought a thirty foot catamaran... More > and three months later set off from Baltimore for the Bahamas. I didn't quite make it there, but I did have a lot of fun traveling the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) to Florida and back. Every sailing voyage is different, but I think this book is an honest account of the fun and adventures, as well as the trials and tribulations that I encountered on my voyage. < Less

How many anchors can one man destroy? How often can he run his boat aground? How many times will loved ones call the Coast... More > Guard to search for him and his boat? These questions and more are answered in The Captain's Blog: one man's attempt to sail to the Bahamas and back. Follow Cap'n Scott's adventures as he fends off Southern Belles, scurvy, rogue tug boats, biker gangs, and of course his ever present nemesis, King Neptune and the Sea. One question persists throughout this gripping true story: Will Cap'n Scott return home safe, or be lost to the sea forever? < Less

A lot of people dream of setting off on a sailing adventure. I didn't just dream, I did it. I bought a thirty foot catamaran... More > and three months later set off from Baltimore for the Bahamas. I didn't quite make it there, but I did have a lot of fun traveling the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) to Florida and back. Every sailing voyage is different, but I think this book is an honest account of the fun and adventures, as well as the trials and tribulations that I encountered on my voyage. < Less