top of page

WELCOME TO ADVENTURES OF CODA

Welcome to Adventures of CODA.  This is the travel log of Steve Olsson. Travelling with Barbara (his sister) on a 43 foot American Tug.

IMG_0357.JPG
Home: Welcome

Subscribe Form

Thanks for submitting!

Home: Subscribe

Santa Cruz south end exploration

We were stranded in smugglers cove. Waves were breaking on the beach making a dinghy landing virtually impossible but we refused to let...

A Mixed Bag -- The Channel Islands

I was concerned about this segment. I'll be honest. I recall rounding point conception when I was young and with my Dad and it was...

Morro Bay

The storm was headed in but it appeared that we had just a small window to get south. We left at 4:00 AM so we could arrive in Morro Bay...

Santa Cruz

A 4:30 AM start to the day. I do not like to go into a new location in the dark and we knew it would be 13 hours or so. We pulled out...

San Francisco Downtown

We returned to Fisherman's Wharf but this time we took a slip for a couple of days to spend time with Becca. It was a beautiful day...

Re-living a memory from age 5 (I think)

When My Father was around 30 years old, he owned a 32 foot steel hulled boat named Dordan. He decided to take the trip of a lifetime. ...

San Francisco

The weather looked OK and we had seen what there was to see in Crescent City. We were prepped for the long journey to San Francisco. Up...

Bicycles in the Redwood Forest

We planned to stay in Crescent City for a few days. Matt was to fly home for the commodore's ball and after Gold Beach we thought a few...

Mother Nature is a fickle mistress

The decision to leave was twofold. 1. There was a storm brewing in the pacific and the weather model showed we had a break enough to do...

Ocean passage two -- On to Coos Bay

Well, we managed the first ocean crossing so let's do another. Astoria was great fun but it was time to move on. We left at 9:00 AM to...

Left Turn and straight on for 20 Hours

We woke up and had our coffee, Matt flew the drone and took some pictures and at 1:00 PM we were off. The swell as we turned left was...

The Paradise that is Neah Bay

Just 10 hours from the protection of Port Hadlock is Neah Bay. This is the last refuge prior to going into the ocean from the Straits of...

Alaska Summary and thoughts

Alaska was a stunning trip. The wildlife, the glaciers and the sheer distance made the trip so memorable. We made new friends and had...

Nick and Marissa in Town

I returned from Seattle to find everything on Coda doing just fine. I once again joined the on-going san wandering flotilla in Blind Bay...

Back to the US of A

With the proper paperwork filed on the CBP application we called into the boarder protection hot line and were approved for arrival with...

Home: Blog2
bottom of page