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My semi-retired years have been full of family, sailing and traveling. I had always traveled to remote locations in the South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand but my Danish partner has pulled me the other direction to Denmark, France, Germany etc. I have loved spending time in Denmark and living in the biking mecca of the world.

 My Occupation:
 
 In 2009, the scuba magazine that I worked for went under like many others that year, so my traveling and diving in the South Pacific slowed down. Since then, I found a great Danish man, who started me sailing and racing in classic wooden yachts. It turns out, I love to sail as much as I loved to dive. In my extra time, I am a media consultant, have a small recycled sailbag company and started an Airbnb. So if anyone is traveling to Maine, look me up.

 My Family:

 My son Mason is married to his high school sweetheart and has two daughters Cassie (11) and Moira (8). He climbs trees, rocks and mountains for a living. For fun, he back country skis the Presidential Range including Tuckerman�s Ravine (a glacier on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire). He helps with the rescues on Mt Washington. Now the whole family are climbers.
 
 My younger son Sam opened his business in mid-Maine, which means he is only an hour drive from me. He now has two children, Ryan (3) and Hazel just born yesterday! How lucky I feel that my children did not move across the country, like I did.
 
 Favorite Memories:
 
 Friday nights �cruising with the girls�, Farmers Barn and the music, poster parties, Mr. Weatherbee, for being encouraging and accepting of our art, Mr. Lyons, for letting us touch things in biology and Mrs. Farwig for being a great mentor as a track coach and avid skier.