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Daddy Chex Mix

December 21, 2019December 21, 2019 / rcrossranch

As soon as we get done with Thanksgiving, it's Chex mix time. I think I make a good 8 or 10 batches of this stuff between Thanksgiving and Christmas and it accounts for at least a few pounds of holiday bulk around here. I've modified the original recipe slightly. Time to prep: 10 minutes Time … Continue reading Daddy Chex Mix

Laurie’s Fire Crackers

January 12, 2019November 28, 2019 / rcrossranch

Our friend Laurie cracked these out when we were piled in their RV for a fun weekend at Cycle Land and I couldn't stop eating them. I'm pretty sure I ate at least half of the batch. They're spicy and salty and awesome. When you break these out, they will be gone before you know … Continue reading Laurie’s Fire Crackers

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Hope everybody is having a great Memorial Day!
Day 1 progress: I was able to stand and move forward, but was not able to stay upwind or foil. Keeping at it.
Today is ‘learn to wing foil’ day for me. My goal is to actually get up on foil consistently in a week. Good wind, good harbour. It won’t be pretty, but it will be fun!
Last night in Carriacou for a while, looking forward to getting back to Bequia tomorrow!
Epic anchorage in Carriacou today! It got me thinking, I might make a short video on how you actually get into an anchorage like this and get confident you’re going to stay put while rotating 360 degrees. Of course it starts with a considerate boat neighbor who left room for us :)
Sailing down in the southern Caribbean is really neat because you can see where you are going even though it’s 20 or 30 miles away.

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