Episode 22

Fall 2024 Review: Our Top Trips

As fall 2024 wraps up, it’s time to reflect on what’s been a busy season for us and for Abide. This has been an exciting few months for us and we don’t want you to miss any of it!

Roland joins me in this episode as we go over some of the top trips that we’ve taken Abide on throughout fall to cap things off before she goes back to the boat yard.

We’ll take you through the highlights, challenges, and insights from the journey so far. Fall has brought us even closer to the geography and history of some of the places we’ve visited, now with a fresh perspective from the water

Highlights from this episode:

  • Reflecting on an exciting fall season aboard Abide.
  • Exploring some of the most beautiful locations on the coast.
  • Our trip to New York and what surprised us most.
  • Tips for making the most of your own adventures.
  • And more…

Whether you’re planning your own adventures or just along for the ride, this episode is the perfect way to wrap up fall.

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About the Podcast

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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.