| DREAMCATCHER VOYAGE |
| Henry and Glenys |
| Dreamcatcher in Raiatea |
This is the voyage of Henry Marinus Mellegers and Glenys Taylor on sailing
yacht DREAMCATCHER, a CAL 3-46 Ketch.
In past lives, we have both dreamed and planned the journey for many years.
Our serendipitous meeting in April 2001, has allowed the dream to grow into
reality.
The time has come to "throw off the bowlines" and discover the wondrous
South Pacific Islands en route to Australia.
Our journey began with joyful weekends of sailing in San Francisco Bay,
followed by the many months of blood, sweat and tears it takes to ready a day-
sailer for a world cruise….that load was lightened by the dozens of friends and
family who turned up every weekend to work along-side us. To our dock-
buddies who reminded us that cocktail hour was still an important part of
cruise preparation….we thank you.
Our motivation came from our circumnavigator friends, for whom we have the
greatest respect and admiration. Our enthusiasm was fired by the many
cruisers before us who left valuable information and exciting photos on their
websites and journals, enabling us to focus on what was important and to
leave the dock with the sole unvarnished!
After 20,000 miles, the good ship DREAMCATCHER has crossed the equator
twice and is now at her home in Singapore.
We have logged our passage with detailed journals and photos so that you
can share our lives afloat, our passions and experiences.
Never be afraid to dream, because the simplest dream can take you where your
heart yearns to go……………………………
Henry & Glenys
yacht DREAMCATCHER, a CAL 3-46 Ketch.
In past lives, we have both dreamed and planned the journey for many years.
Our serendipitous meeting in April 2001, has allowed the dream to grow into
reality.
The time has come to "throw off the bowlines" and discover the wondrous
South Pacific Islands en route to Australia.
Our journey began with joyful weekends of sailing in San Francisco Bay,
followed by the many months of blood, sweat and tears it takes to ready a day-
sailer for a world cruise….that load was lightened by the dozens of friends and
family who turned up every weekend to work along-side us. To our dock-
buddies who reminded us that cocktail hour was still an important part of
cruise preparation….we thank you.
Our motivation came from our circumnavigator friends, for whom we have the
greatest respect and admiration. Our enthusiasm was fired by the many
cruisers before us who left valuable information and exciting photos on their
websites and journals, enabling us to focus on what was important and to
leave the dock with the sole unvarnished!
After 20,000 miles, the good ship DREAMCATCHER has crossed the equator
twice and is now at her home in Singapore.
We have logged our passage with detailed journals and photos so that you
can share our lives afloat, our passions and experiences.
Never be afraid to dream, because the simplest dream can take you where your
heart yearns to go……………………………
Henry & Glenys
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"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed
by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you
did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the
safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails.
Explore..........
Dream.........
Discover........."
Mark Twain
by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you
did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the
safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails.
Explore..........
Dream.........
Discover........."
Mark Twain
