>> #887 I stumbled across this coin on the Westin resorts own beach this past week 11/1/2011 on St. John, USVI. What a great story and endearing concept. I will be sure to pass it along on my next adventure.
Guestbook
Working for more than 14 years, from a 2-foot model to the 48-foot catamaran, Russ’ dream came true when The Rhumbline navigated the Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio Rivers and the Canal to the Gulf of Mexico in September 2010. While ‘Noah’ wasn’t there to see her launched, friends and family carried out his wish with fond memories.

This website hosts the Guestbook for people who receive a medallion of ‘Rhumbline Around The World’, and tells the story of Russ’ journey from Dreams to Destinations, plus about him growing up in Iowa, his interests and his family.
Russ wasnโt able to sail The Rhumbline on the rivers, lakes, inlets, seas, and oceans of the world. So we created a way that Noah can continue his journey. If you received or found the medallion, please sign in below with the number of your medallion. Then Pass It On!!!

We’ve heard that many of you would like to track your medallion, so we set up a simple tracking system which will allow you to watch the progress of your coin!
Click Here to Track Your Medallion.

>> #887 I stumbled across this coin on the Westin resorts own beach this past week 11/1/2011 on St. John, USVI. What a great story and endearing concept. I will be sure to pass it along on my next adventure.
>> To backtrack, Carolyn Campion gave me #203 at home in Colorado, and I gave it to lovely Franca, my B&B hostess at Castello di Montegualandro on the Tuscan-Umbrian border of Italy. She said they always wanted to sail in their retirement but fell in love with the castle many years ago instead. Clearly, Russ needed to stop at that beautiful place before returning to the sea.
A coworker found #574 in San Francisco, and while I love the mystery of finding a coin in a random place, when he gave it to me, I left it with a friend in La Paz, MX at the end of a dive trip. As a sailor, I hope it spends a lot of time on boats traveling to places Russ would have enjoyed. What a great tribute; glad to be a part of it.