Travel is less about destinations than what happens along the way. These posts draw from lived experience—movement, observation, and the moments that sit between places—where environment, culture, and perspective quietly reshape how the journey is understood.
There are two types of sailors on an ocean. One uses the wind and tide to gain maximum speed, and the other uses it for maximum distances while protecting his rig from damage. It’s the conservation of a yacht over testing narrow engineering tolerances. A racing yacht is the lightest it can be and has
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Western Australia’s Margaret River boasts renowned wine, although it’s not actually produced in the town itself. The region’s vineyards span over a vast area, making it impractical to visit them all in a day or even a week. Author Michael Forman discovered the exceptional Cullen’s Winery, leaving him eager to plan his next winery trip.
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This hot couple tease each other whenever they’re on the water. They sail between islands and make out on their yacht and secluded shores. Only adults should read further into this post. “Why don’t we put some clothes on, and we’ll go ashore. You’d better get some sunscreen on those shoulders. They look like they’re
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Poor thing. Her end is near, and she doesn’t know it. This self-obsessed Teen Queen is about to have the last moments of her life recorded on social media! Thank God for social stupidity! Y’know, before I explain the life-threatening situation that’s unfolding before me, let me stop and say that there’s something oddly satisfying
She’s Drowning While Taking Selfies. It’s Being Documented On Social Media. Read More »
A man describes his visits to Tangalooma Resort, using his yacht to attract women in troubled relationships. He enjoys their company but doesn’t want commitment. He justifies his actions, claiming to offer comfort and support. He believes his involvement may speed up their breakups, bringing positive change. His perspective is detached and self-serving.
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The Duyfken visited Scarborough marina almost twenty years ago. Recently, I saw her in Mandurah, passing through the canals. The ship holds historical significance, as it was the first to record a landing in Australia in 1606. Despite its small size, it represents a bygone era of sailing. [Link to video provided].
Duyfken Visits Mandurah. Vintage Replica Ship Comes to My Hometown. Read More »
I recount a perilous solo sailing trip near Queensland, emphasizing the dangers of the open sea and the challenges faced. Despite the harrowing experience, I survived and went on to write novels inspired by sailing. The experience led to the creation of the novel “SEETHINGS 2” which incorporates elements of mystery, sex, and dark adult fiction.
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The author reflects on their lifelong coastal living and eventual journey to Australia’s desert interior. Their coastal habit changes as they embrace the remote, profound isolation and natural beauty of the Outback. They find solace in the vastness, away from city bustle and superficial comforts, appreciating the desolate yet pretty landscape.
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Every year, people disappear and are never found again. Some do it on purpose. They run away with secret lovers while escaping a troubled marriage. This accounts for a few unsolved missing persons cases, but it doesn’t explain it for all of them. Cheaters have to watch themselves when they cheat because they live a
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