Episode 17

Abide Finally Returns Home

Abide finally made her way back to Charleston. This episode gets a little emotional… but it’s tears of joy so it’s okay!

This week, Roland and I share the last leg of Abide's first real adventure as she arrives home in Charleston, marking a heart-warming return. Recording this episode was an absolute joy.

From navigating treacherous waters to docking in Charleston, the final chapter of Abide’s journey home had its fair share of challenges. We talk Charleston history, Roland’s run-in with some feisty crabs, and the overwhelming excitement of seeing Abide back at the marina. 

Highlights from this episode:

  • Navigating the treacherous waters on the way home to Charleston.
  • Abide’s arrival in Charleston and seeing her in the marina for the first time…
  • …only for our view to be spoiled the next day!
  • Some interesting details on Charleston’s history as a major harbor.
  • Roland’s crab attack and other stories that had us in hysterics.
  • And more…

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The sermon we listened to when Abide got to Charleston: Waiting For

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Adventure On Deck
Set sail into the unknown, experience the thrill of discovery and become inspired to satisfy your own wanderlust, with Adventure On Deck - the story of one couple's journey from novice sailors to seasoned adventurers.

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Cheryl Drury

Cheryl stayed home with her four children for many years, where she found her engineering and actuarial science degrees to be surprisingly useful. Together with her husband they also ran a horse boarding barn for several years. As new empty nesters, they sold the farm, moved to Charleston, SC, and bought Abide, a 136' sailboat, with the goal of sailing to as many places around the world as possible.