self-portrait in the present sea journal

I can no longer make changes to the main site, www.inthepresentsea.com, which is now frozen in time, as I will be myself soon enough. Anything more will be added here. The contact at the main site has become unreliable, so I have created a new email address and can be reached at webbchiles@yahoo.com. The Yellowbrick tracking page for GANNET when I am at sea is: https://my.yb.tl/gannet

Sunday, June 14, 2026

Hilton Head Island: a different experience than mine

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Between World Cup soccer matches—and the Netherlands/Japan was a good one—I chanced upon this video on YouTube which is another superfluous ...
Saturday, June 13, 2026

Hilton Head Island: two views of us; two poems about the moon and one from an asylum

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  You and I are in the above photos from today’s Astronomy Picture of the Day which shows Earth from a distance that provides perspective.  ...
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Sunday, June 7, 2026

Hilton Head Island: a night on GANNET

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 I am spending the night on GANNET. As you can see from the photo taken a few minutes ago it is near low tide.   I am now at Central having ...
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Thursday, June 4, 2026

Hilton Head Island: restored

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  You have often see this view before.  It is normal here.  I saw an article recently about the ten restaurants with the best views in South...
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Monday, June 1, 2026

Hilton Head Island: unpleasant things and some poems

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 I have been doing unpleasant things with electronics for several days. Our Internet went out last Thursday morning.  For the past two or th...
Saturday, May 23, 2026

Hilton Head Island: winded

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Above is GANNET’s new wind instrument.  Actually only the part at the top is the wind instrument which is attached to a GoPro mount.  It is ...
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Thursday, May 14, 2026

Hilton Head Island: videos of The ending in joy sail

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As some of you are aware I have been uploading short videos of the sail to YouT ube .  Although none of the videos is more than about five m...
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Saturday, May 9, 2026

Hilton Head Island: The Ending in Joy Sail

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  When I brought GANNET into her slip Wednesday morning I was held together by Band-Aids.  One on my left leg.  Two on my right.  Two on my ...
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