Author: Lorraine Escher
Canadian writer and sailor. Honours BA in English Literature (Carleton University) and a decade as a senior technical and marketing writer at Nortel Networks and Alcatel. Since 2015 Lorraine has lived aboard the St Francis 50 catamaran SV Aphrodite, homeschooling four children while cruising the Caribbean, crossing the Pacific, and working toward a circumnavigation. Her cruising writing has appeared in SAIL Magazine, All At Sea, and Caribbean Compass.
We Discover Miele’s Reputation for Excellence is True
Four Methods We Tried to Manage Sleep Deprivation During Our Pacific Crossing (Galapagos to French Polynesia)
Long Reads: Galapagos
What Lies Beneath? Barnacle Busting Outside the Galapagos at 2,000 Meters Deep
Sierra Negra: Hiking in Darwin’s Footsteps on a Galapagos Volcano
Speeding by Day With Our Downwind Parasailor Sail
Jumping into the Water of the Galapagos Was Like the Best Exhibits in the Zoo Had Thrown the Doors Wide Open
Red, Blue, and Clawed: Animal Feet in the Galapagos
