Triton Spotters
Triton Spotted in Western Australia
First Officer Alice Darley joined her sister and family on a campervan road trip in Western Australia this fall. Darley’s niece, Isla Rose Cushley, posed with The Triton at Monkey…
Triton Spotted in Georgia
Nautical news spread to a group of realtors from Keller Williams Realty in Gwinnett County, Georgia, in December. The group, led by Triton Editor Dorie Cox’s sister Dina Cox, far…
Triton Spotted in Marsh Harbour
Capt. Wendy G. Umla packed a Triton among hurricane relief supplies delivered by DC3 airplane to Marsh Harbour, Abaco Islands, Bahamas, in November. Capt. James Cameron and other individuals worked…
Triton Spotted in Tonga
Attorney Jim Perry of Perry & Neblett in Fort Lauderdale took his Triton all the way to the Kingdom of Tonga for a swim with the humpback whales. He sent…
Triton Spotted in Fort Lauderdale
From left, Capt. Hammond Oldham, Capt. Mike Dailey, Capt. Joe Jorlett and Sue Rann picked up their copy of last month’s Triton while at Waxy’s Irish Pub in Fort Lauderdale.…
Triton Spotted playing ball
The Fort Lauderdale Fighting Squids Australian Rules Football Club keep up with their industry news in The Triton. Pictured from left are Duncan Pullman, chief officer M/Y Chasing Daylight, Capt.…
Triton sort-of Spotted in Horta
A veteran yacht captain and friend of The Triton who was bringing a boat across from the Med to Fort Lauderdale saw this on the dock in Horta and thought…
Triton Spotted in Costa Rica
Carlton A. Morris R. of Yacht Entertainment Studios (YES) based in Fort Lauderdale submitted a Triton Spotter from his recent trip with this note: “[I] traveled to Escazú, Costa Rica…
Triton Spotted in Connecticut
Mystic, Connecticut, is a great spot to catch up on yachting news. Capt. Joe Walier, pictured left, carried one on his recent delivery of the 66-foot Viking Shooter from Jupiter,…
Triton Spotted in Chile
Atacama Salt Lake in northern Chile is 2,400m (7,200 feet) above sea level in a landscape filled with “snow-capped volcanoes, altiplano lagoons, and flamingos – a very different, but amazing…
