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toggle navigation raising vikings home our saga our crew our ship become a viking send us a raven stalk us raising vikings dreaming. adventuring. laughing. serving. loving. we are a family of 7 from california embarking on a journey of discovery and adventure aboard our 42′ sloop, elska . for us, it is time to make a change. a big change. a change to the very core of our lifestyle, that we might live more fully and engage our planet in ways we never could from the comfort of our suburban home. like the norse explorers of old, we are casting off from the safety of our “home fjord” and comfortable village for a grand adventure of experiencing new lands and cultures, taking hold of the treasures of life while our kids are young and while we are young at heart. the great dismal swamp the great dismal swamp december 9, 2017 raising vikings comments 531 comments started in 1793 and opened in 1805, the great dismal swamp canal is the oldest continually operating man-made canal in the united states, closed only in 2016 due to storm damage, and re-opened just a few weeks ago in honor of our arrival, or so we’d like to think. envisioned by george washington as far back as 1763, and dug mostly by local slaves over a 12-year period, the canal is covered in history as thick as the green duckweed that covers its waters. end history lesson. begin blog. after a rough day on the chesapeake we made it to the deep creek lock on the north end of the canal just in time (to the minute) for the last opening of the day. the lock keeper, robert, absolutely made our day with his hospitality–directing us to the free dock just past the lock, and giving us a menu for a pizza place that delivers directly to your boat. cruisers take note: huge portions, reasonable prices, and did i mention they deliver to your boat?!? “some californians, a virginian, and a french-canadian walk into a lock keeper’s station…” no, it’s not the opening line to a joke, but the start of a new day for us. there were two other boats that were our lock-mates, so to speak, and robert invited us all over for coffee and pastries in the morning. he couldn’t have been more hospitable without offering a back rub and a hot bath (hint hint, robert). seriously though, what an amazing way to start our icw adventure south… hot coffee and breakfast with new friends. the water of the swamp looks disgusting. it is a coca-cola brown with a thick layer of green duckweed that covers the water for miles. but, as our informative host robert pointed out, the water of the great dismal swamp is actually some of the purest on earth due to the tannic acid from the trees and filtering from the peat. not quite enticement enough to drink it, though. on the cold and drizzly day when we passed through, the swamp definitely lived up to its name: dismal…but in the best possible sense. the leaves were changing color, and the overcast skies and rain only added to the ambience. trees and bushes lining the dirt banks reached out into the canal toward our boat, and the thick green duckweed that covers the surface of the water parted as our boat sliced through it. it was nothing short of enchanting. after exiting the canal through the southern lock our new friends on mango iii started having engine problems. they had sucked bark and duckweed into their raw water intake which clogged and overheated the engine. we immediately rafted the two boats together, using our boat for propulsion and steering. mary jane took the helm and deftly guided us downstream for miles with the assistance of terry and the boys as her crew of lookouts. meanwhile, howard and i replaced his impeller, cleaned out his filter, and struggled in vain to find and remove the blockage. our new “catamaran” crept along under a starry sky for hours as we talked, laughed, and were entertained by terry’s magic tricks. after negotiating a hair-raising passage through a dark and narrow railway bridge, and an even more hair-raising double-wide docking in elizabeth city, we let out a collective sigh of relief, said goodnight to our friends, and crawled into our beds wondering what adventures the new day would bring. nomads nomads december 2, 2017 raising vikings comments 354 comments 7 november 2017, somewhere in the chesapeake. during yesterday’s history lesson we were discussing how early tribes were hunters and gatherers before the development of agriculture which eventually led to the rise of towns and cities. i know! the kind of conversation every teenager dreams of, right?!? anyway, while describing what it means to be nomadic, it dawned on us… “we are nomadic!” now, we may not be following the migration of the nearest herd of caribou, but we do travel from place to place without a zip code to call our own. we’re nomads. what a strange feeling. not bad, not good…just odd. everywhere we go we are both visitors and residents at the same time. for example, we literally lived in manhattan’s upper west side (albeit briefly), in october. and we just left our waterfront home in annapolis a couple days ago. although technically i suppose it was our waterfront home that just left annapolis, but you get the point. so, as our little floating home sails through the chesapeake on this chilly november morning following other tribes on their southbound migrations, i find myself fantasizing about what it will be like to take up residence in the bahamas for a while. dogs on a boat dogs on a boat november 27, 2017 raising vikings comments 362 comments they’re furry. they’re cute. and they poop. every day. twice. no, i’m not talking about our boys, though the description still works. i’m talking about boat dogs. our extra crew members, brodie and ollie, are not only adorable, but also help make our boat feel like a home. when at port, they remain the most photographed members of our crew by passers-by, and at sea they—well, let’s face it, they don’t do much, being dogs and all. they are learning to adjust to life at sea. they each have a life jacket that they wear when we are underway, and they are slowly learning to go pee on a little grass pad on the deck. emphasis on the word slowly. there have been many a cold morning when i stand on deck with the dogs urging them to “go potty!” on the pad, every fiber of my being willing them to pee, too often unsuccessfully. as the saying should go, a watched dog never pees. is it a challenge having dogs on board? absolutely. ollie is my early morning alarm clock, even on the rare day i could sleep in. brodie barks at birds; he barks at other boats; he even barks at buoys. all of which number in the hundreds along the icw. then there is the matter of where to take them for exercise. while at dock it’s as easy as living on land—you just take them for a walk. at anchor, however, it means a dinghy ride to shore, if you have the luxury of a convenient beach or town nearby. they have chewed up things, peed on things, fallen overboard, and brought home sand, mud, and stickers in their fur. still talking about the dogs, not the kids. traveling to a foreign country only complicated matters, as there are tests to be done and paperwork to fill out, all within a fairly restrictive timeframe. is this why pirates had parrots as pets? i can’t imagine blackbeard or henry morgan standing around on deck in the wee hours of the morning trying to cajole a dog to “go potty”. having said all of that…the dogs are wonderful! they are our little furry family members. they snuggle up next to us at night and entertain us with their hilarious personalities. they alert us of visitors while at anchor, and can make a long watch at the helm feel a bit less lonely. they are ridiculously fun to have on board, adding so much to the cruising experience that we can’t imagine doing it without them! who wants a pet that squawks “pieces of eight!” all the time, anyway? night watch night watch november 23, 2017 raising vikings comments 251 comments 3 november 2017. delaware bay. 4:30am departure.

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