Christina and I did an out and back with Tom in Narwhale. This is the first time I've put the shoes up on a schooner. Totally in love.
Century Club: Greg Brennan
I got out a little late but the wind isn't building today. I managed to back Sophie through a cut in the rock sills to land on the beach at the park.
Drizzle in the parking lot but then clearing on the river. No fish or osprey but a cormorant and a couple of gulls. YP 700 passed me heading out to the bay just after sunrise.
Touch tank on the Harbor Queen
Nice breeze from the SSE with rollers on an incoming tide. Saw a few terns and cormorants and a couple of jumping fish.
Kitty Duvall Creek was calm but out in the main stem the ebb was in full force. Saw lots of jumping fish and gulls.
My friend Tom just acquired NARWHALE a Cherubini 56' staysail schooner. Friends gathered on it for music in Back Creek then made a visit to Ego Alley after sunset. Sorry about the fuzzy picture.
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.








































