Around the world with S/V Zephyr: We're finally shoving off!!

Around the world with S/V Zephyr: We're finally shoving off!!

11/17/2009

We're just getting started on Sailblogs but have been blogging on Blogspot for the past 18+months If you want to read what it has taken to get us to this point after all these months, go to svzephyr.blogspot.com..

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