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A sea day on the Disney Wonder sailing from Vancouver to Hawaii is the kind of cruise day people dream about—lounging on the pool deck, soaking in the ocean views, and watching Movies at Sea with that perfect Disney touch. Relaxing, fun, and just a little magical. Website: https://sailandsand.com Blog: https://sailsandtravel.com Insta: https://www.instagram.com/sailandsandtravel FBK: https://www.facebook.com/sailsandtravel Email: Info@sailsandtravel.com --------------------------------------------- About Me Travel Advisor | Agency Owner Book lover. Adoptive parent. Movie fan. Sunshine required. Booking leisure travel since March 2013. "I love the travel bubble and to be taken care of every step of the way. As an Air Force wife married to an adventure seeking husband our family has been blessed to travel to Argentina, Europe [Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Hungary, England, France, Poland], China, the Caribbean, and around the good ole USA. A few of my favorite vacations are visiting Italy, visiting London, sailing the high seas, and enjoying a luxury included all-inclusive resort.” https://sailandsand.com/ourstory/

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The things we do for our kids

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Keeping a household bathroom clean and odor free is challenging enough. Now think about the head on your boat; a small enclosed space with little ventilation. This presents a whole new state of affairs. Maintaining cleanliness on board is critical to the health and morale of the crew. One source of contaminates can be easily controlled, by encouraging (enforcing) males to sit on the head. Here is a way to get your point across.

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Coming back from a weekend in Galveston we were only 3 or 4 miles from home port. Entering Galveston Bay we saw this storm approaching. Sailing with just the jib we hoped we could out run it but decided it was better to be out in the open water when it hits so we just rolled in the jib and when it hit turned away from it. No waves to speak of so decided to keep the rain out of our faces. We put the dog down below and waited for it to hit. It hit with 36 knot winds but they died down to the high 20s. The squall only lasted 10 minutes or so and when it passed we headed home. It was our first experience of a storm although not at sea as such so this was a baby storm. The first of many to come in our sailing lives I'm sure.

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