If you want to go sailing . . .
A few photos from our the Cape Cod sailing trip that I wrote about in this month’s Conde Nast Traveler.
Tarpaulin Cove, Naushon Island
Lamberts Cove, Martha's Vineyard
Cuttyhunk Island
On the docks at Cuttyhunk
SAILING CAPE COD — for Conde Nast Traveler
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. . . If we’d tried to come by car, we wouldn’t have been allowed to park until after five without a beach sticker. But arriving by boat, the dreamlike Lambert’s Cove and its sandy beach are ours. Brad sets up a halyard on the bow, and we swing on the line like Tarzan, soaring into air so soft that it feels like fur. And then, one by one, we fall into the warm water and linger there. Back on the boat, we change our minds about dinner again: The Blue Whale is too good to leave, and everyone has arrived with food. Instead of a beach picnic, we have a loud and rather raucous feast of smoked mussels and sushi from Martha’s Vineyard, smoked bluefish and bread from Nantucket, cheese from Chatham, and ripe tomatoes, cucumbers, and basil from my garden. Our towels and swimsuits, pinned to the railing of the boat, flap in the balmy night air.
(Excerpt from Briny Flight to Summer, Conde Nast Traveler, August 2010)
In Hokkaido — for Conde Nast Traveler
In March 2009, I explored the northwest corner of Hokkaido with my cousin Leslee for Conde Nast Traveler. It was wintry, stormy, remote and utterly beguiling. We skiied, dog-sledded and took untold number of hot springs baths. The food in Hokkaido is amazing too. We can’t wait to return!
Mount Yotei -- Hokkaido
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