A Virtual Trip Through History – Part 1

Well, with COVID-19 keeping us pretty much at home save for occasions searching for toilet paper, I have just finished rescheduling our planned May trip to County Kerry until mid-October. Anyway, with nothing else to do this afternoon, I am creating some Virtual Trips through History. Enjoy! (or not)

Click on the galleries below to bring up scrollable windows with full size pictures – the gallery previews show just thumbnails of the pictures

The 1980’s – I Meet Elaine and Yacht Cruises in the British Virgin Islands

1983 – The Derby and on to New Mexico and the Preakness

An eventful trip. My friend Alice and I did our annual jaunt to the Kentucky Derby (our fifth time). From there we drove on to Albuquerque (it’s only 1,700 more miles) to visit Ed and Sara Wrenn. It was there I met Elaine at the bar at the Black Angus Steak House. She was best friends with Sara. Then we drove back east to attend the Preakness in Baltimore (also our fifth). John and Linda, Sue and Larry, and Willsey met us there.

1985 – The Silver Queen of Aspen

With Ed Wrenn (RIP), Sara Wrenn (RIP), Danny Steele (RIP), and Kathy Smith. Captain: Beau Fleming and crew, his girl friend Cheryl.

1986 Athena – the Best!

With Ed and Sara again and Larry (RIP) and Sue Urbani. Crew: Captain Kevin and crew Twee & Claire.

1987 – Private Dancer – from Saint Martin to the BVI’s

Same group as on Athena with captains Kevin and Bob and crew Will and cook old what’s her name. We sailed from Saint Martin to Saint Bart’s to Saba and then overnight back to the British Virgin Islands

4 thoughts on “A Virtual Trip Through History – Part 1

  1. Pics of you and Elaine are really fabulous!! On the beach one you look like movie stars doing an add!!! Love this historical perspective!!

    Love you both
    Ann

  2. Awesome pics, Joe! Love it… sorry to hear about your trip to Ireland being pushed back. But I’m sure you’ll make up for lost time when you head there in the fall.

  3. Great pictures Joe. Look at you showing off the legs and Elaine getting so lovey dovey. I agree with Sue, “Who are those people?” Thanks for making us smile during a difficult time. Keep them coming. Cindy

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