1000 Days at Sea and a Baby Makes Three
When we last blogged about Reid Stowe's and Soanya Ahmad's 1000 Days at Sea venture, Soanya had left the voyage at day 307 because of sea sickness. Today, we read that Soanya had given birth to a baby boy who she named Darshen.
Congratulations Soanya and Reid.
Obviously, Darshen was conceived at sea on the Schooner Anne, which is not completely surprising, but considering that the plan was to sail continuously for 1,000 days, you think they would have done a bit more planning and preparation in the birth control department.
Reid plans to continue sailing for another 540 days.
Labels: 1000daysatsea, babies, children and sailing, new baby, Reid Stowe, sailing with children, Soanya Ahmad
posted by Brooklyn Salt @ 9:35 PM
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4 Comments:
Can anyone tell me the feasibility or possibility to take a tour with any kind of watercraft in to the Gowanus Canal. I would love to know if we can rent a (small passenger) boat and sail in to this canal.
I wonder if there are any decks where people would be able to access land to the local shops and return to the boat thereafter.
Any info. Even sarcastic comment are welcome.
Sarcastic comments?
Take a trip with Reid Stowe into the South Atlantic and 9 months later you can have a little Dashel of your own take a tour your birth canal.
On the question about access to the Gowanus Canal, check out http://www.gowanuscanal.org/.
It was certainly interesting for me to read this blog. Thanks for it. I like such themes and everything connected to them. I definitely want to read a bit more on that blog soon.
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