One Ocean, Blog
Around the Americas Ship's Log
Waggoner: Firsts In Science – Around the Americas, Funds Needed for More
Reposted with permission from Waggoner Nov 30, 2024. Original article . There have been significant, noteworthy firsts in science thanks to the crew of s/v One Ocean and the Around the Americas Expedition. Thanks to their on-board meteorological station, microSWIFT buoy drops, polar observations
Galapagos Update
We made it to the Galápagos! Tess, Mark, and I sailed more than 2,200 miles from Concón, Chile, to the Galápagos Islands. After weathering a significant windstorm during the first few days—an experience I wrote about in my recent blog, There's No Certainty at Sea—we settled into beautiful sailing
Bon Voyage
I lost my two running partners this past year. Not lost in the woods somewhere — though honestly, with our sense of direction on some runs, that wouldn’t have been entirely impossible — no unfortunately not, both of them died. One was my best friend, Sarah. The other was my best four-legged friend