Postcards from the Edge

SFO, 29 August 2018

Hi, family!

We are about to sail around the Western Mediterranean for the next three weeks.

This is the first of a bunch of postcards we plan to send you from our trip. We’re hoping to mail one from every port!

Next stop, Barcelona, Spain!

Love,

One Reply to “Postcards from the Edge”

OMG I love all of your postcards. You are also a great writer and very clever. So glad you and Lisa are enjoying this trip so much. Thank you for sharing your adventures.

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