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Welcome to my blog! I'm Karen Massey and I love food and travel. In this space I share (mostly) healthy recipes and tales from life on a sailboat and from our home in The Boat (Steamboat Springs, CO).
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We weren’t sure what to expect when we returned

We weren’t sure what to expect when we returned to Hopetown. Hurricane Dorian slammed into this part of the Bahamas in September 2019 and devastated the region. Several familiar places were destroyed, but the iconic light house survived. #hopetownstrong

While sailing offshore, we all look forward to the

While sailing offshore, we all look forward to the next meal as a way of punctuating our day. This Light Key Lime Pie was a hit with our crew and so easy to make. No oven required!

You’ll just need 5 ingredients- a pre-made graham cracker crust, 1 cup of plain yogurt, 1/2 cup Key lime juice, 1 can sweetened condensed milk, 1 pkt unflavored gelatin.

For the full instructions go to lifeintheboat.com

As we were motor-sailing to the Bahamas we caught

As we were motor-sailing to the Bahamas we caught a big one…a fishing net! Ben had to dive under the boat to cut it off. If you’re interested in more details about our recent offshore adventure, go to our blog at lifeintheboat.com

We caught a few fish on our 5-day offshore passage

We caught a few fish on our 5-day offshore passage. This swordfish gave us some excitement, but we decided to set it free.

Yay! We made it to the Bahamas with two days of wi

Yay! We made it to the Bahamas with two days of wind, then 3 days of motor-sailing.

And we’re outa here! We’ll round Cape Hatteras

And we’re outa here! We’ll round Cape Hatteras and cross the Gulf Stream around midnight then on to the Bahamas. Our goal is to arrive in the Abacos before a patch of bad weather on Friday. Check out the link on LifeintheBoat.com to follow along.

We’re gathering with 80 other boats for the Salt

We’re gathering with 80 other boats for the Salty Dawg rally for cruisers. Some of us are sailing to the Bahamas, while the rest are sailing all the way to the Caribbean. We’ve spent the last week watching the weather, planning our route, provisioning, and getting our Covid testing uploaded to the Bahamian website. If you’re curious about our preparations and want to follow our 5 day offshore passage to the Bahamas, keep checking our website- LifeintheBoat.com

The past several weeks we have been inspecting, tr

The past several weeks we have been inspecting, troubleshooting, fixing, and replacing many of the systems of the boat- cha ching, cha ching. We’re getting the boat ready for an offshore passage from the Chesapeake to the Bahamas. Wish us luck!

We totally loved our week in the nation’s capito

We totally loved our week in the nation’s capitol. Living on our boat at a marina in the Wharf District was an awesome way to visit the sites.

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