Comments for Glenns Gone Sailing

Comment on About Us by Rich Bebee

Rich Bebee — Fri, 03 May 2013 00:37:56 +0000

Gary – great to connect – now, to do some sailing together – have a great evening – Rich

Comment on About Us by Kathy Janssen

Kathy Janssen — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 17:33:31 +0000

Enjoyed reading your blog comments regarding the Bahamas. Lot’s of good info for outward bound cruisers such as ourselves. Checked your location using “Spot” and realized that you are now tangling with Hurricane “Sandy”. Wishing you a safe voyage wherever you are heading. Kathy Janssen, M/V Green Door

Comment on About Us by Jean Glenn

Jean Glenn — Fri, 18 May 2012 01:39:48 +0000

Brynna and Emma, we were so glad to hear from you. We miss both of you. We hope you are doing
well in school. You’ll soon be out for the summer. Are you following our journey on “Follow Us On Spot”?
We have seen a lot of interesting places and we continue to learn about each city’s history. As you’ve
probably learned in school, America’s first cities were along the eastern coast where the big ships could
come in to port. Please email me at our glennsgonesailing@gmail.com email address. Our love to both of you, Jean and Gary

Comment on About Us by Brynna and Emma Fernandez

Brynna and Emma Fernandez — Fri, 04 May 2012 10:51:09 +0000

I hope you are having a good time, Miss Jean, stay safe on the boat. We miss you, see you when you get home!!

Comment on About Us by Bill Dillon

Bill Dillon — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 15:14:27 +0000

We are Bill and Sandy Dillon trying to get in touch with Bill and Leslie on manjack.
we have known Bill for over 30 years and visited them on manjack a few years ago.
We have been busy with our Hotel in playa del carmen mexico but we have sold it and are living in Puerto Aventuras Mx and in the mountains of panama,if you have a phone # or e-mail address
for them please let them know we are going to be in fort lauderdale in a week or 2
thanks our magicjack no. is 954-794-9447

Comment on Pennekamp State Park on Key Largo by Ralph Lapham

Ralph Lapham — Tue, 17 May 2011 03:12:01 +0000

Could you tell me anything about the “White Swan” and who owns it, etc.

Comment on Hurricane Harbor, Key Biscayne by Ilene

Ilene — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 16:12:53 +0000

I was looking for your recent archives, but it stops in Jan?Are you two still sailing and where are you two now? I’m really enjoying keeping up with you two…Hope all is well ilene

Comment on About Us by Sandy and Nancy Graves

Sandy and Nancy Graves — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 02:35:26 +0000

Hey Gary,

After reading Jeans account of you relieving yourself while underway, I realized that you had missed the “notice to mariners” regarding such activity, to whit:

USCG Notice to Mariners – #0381965 -Instruction 4PN
Persuant to the allowance of females as crew aboard pleasure craft under 60 feet LOA and in regard to their duties with respect to the head, it is hereby ordered that all male personnel, including the ship’s Captain shall assume a seated position while performing a PPO exercise (personal pump-out). Male personnel may perform a PPO in the standing position in the following situations:
1. While the vessel is secured in a slip. This does not include seawalls.
2. While in dry dock after insuring that all seacocks are secured in the closed position.
3. While standing on the transom and facing aft in conditions under Force 2. Visual contact with the helm is strongly advised.
3. In the event of a ship’s fire, collision or imminant foundering, in which case an IPPO (involuntary personal pump out) may be unavoidable.

Hope this is helpful.

Sandy Graves
S/v Lily Pad

Comment on About Us by Sandy and Nancy Graves

Sandy and Nancy Graves — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 14:05:46 +0000

Hey Guys, Wish we were there with you. Enjoy Key Biscayne for us. See you sometime soon.

Sandy and Nancy

Comment on About Us by Jean and Gary

Jean and Gary — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 00:34:54 +0000

Greg, so good to hear from you. We’re glad Bill told you about our website and equally glad you are enjoying it. Lake Michigan is also a fabulous place to sail. Maybe we can swap sailing stories. We love to get e-mails as we travel, so please keep in touch. Our e-mail address is glennsgonesailing@gmail.com.