Brian and Jeannette’s adventures on a Bayfield 32

August 2, 2007 D. H. McKee

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Cute blog from a couple who fixed up and sailed their boat around the Caribbean. Some good tips for maintaining a Bayfield 32.
BRIAN & JEANNETTE’S ADVENTURES ABOARD PUFF!

We sail our Bayfield 32C to various places in the name of exploration and adventure, so far we have cruised the Southeastern US coast, the Bahamas and the Eastern Caribbean. We’re hoping to explore Central and South America next! We’ve been doing this on and off for about six years now and our interests include sailing, surfing, spearfishing, free-diving, hook & line fishing, snorkeling and scuba diving; as well as learning the language, history, ecology and culture of the people and places we visit.

Their sailing blog is here.

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