Ran the buoys out to the #4 Greenbury Point marker. Very flat seas with light breeze and an outgoing tide. Chased briefly by a very fast paddleboarder. :)
Not much wildlife and only three sailboats in the anchorage.
Ran the buoys out to the #4 Greenbury Point marker. Very flat seas with light breeze and an outgoing tide. Chased briefly by a very fast paddleboarder. :)
Not much wildlife and only three sailboats in the anchorage.
Lively row into the wind and an incoming tide. Lots and lots of sea nettles.
Off with Owl Moon. Pics as I get them. Started the trip stepping the mast and rerigging the sheets and halyards.
Then Montauk motor sailing towards Block Island. We left Cape May 28 hours ago.
Tuesday midday approaching Narragansett Bay.
Landed at a marina in Wickford to do some mast maintenance and now on Wednesday we're waiting out the monsoon.
Thursday left dock at 11 and rounded Conanticut Island to arrive in Jamestown.
Another beautiful summer day. Gentle rollers from the south.
Lovely day with bright skies and light wind.
Christina and I went out in kayak and paddleboard respectively. I spent the whole time trying to catch her as she flew downwind, and trying not to fall into the water with the jellyfish. No time for pictures.
Still recovering from surgery so I tried to take it easy today as opposed to Tuesday.
A bit bouncy for July but not bad rowing overall.saw th ospreys at Severn #4 and in Back Creek. On the way home a pod of ten or more dolphins passed me heading upstream.
Out with Mike and other instructors from the Annapolis Maritime Museum build-a-boat program.
Jason and I took chemical sampling and water quality measurements from Spa Creek and Back Creek using the dinghy at Patrick's house. Sunny, warm, and only a little blustery.