Gray and still and muggy with frequent eruptions of schools of fry.
Century Club: Greg Brennan
The sea state was okay but the breeze was steadily building so I turned back at marker 5 and beat into a pretty hefty wind.
Sunday we motorsailed through the c&d to overnight anchored behind Reedy Island in the Delaware River.
Monday a sunup we motorsailed east to Cape May, had to go around into the Atlantic due to mast height.
Wednesday motorsailed north to Barnegat Inlet.
Thursday morning the windlass motor packed it in after ten feet of chain and we spent a couple of hours rewiring it. That began our twenty three hour, one hundred forty six mile overnight to Block Island.
Saturday transited Block Island to Cuttyhunk in the Elizabeth Islands of Massachusetts (God's Country)
Sunday we transited from Cuttyhunk Island across Buzzards Bay to Sippican Bay near the Cape Cod Canal. Beautiful territory.
More to come.
Lots of boats out this morning and I got out a half hour late to boot. Saw the ospreys and maybe one gull
Not many birds besides the ospreys and only a couple of cownose rays. Everybody's gone on vacation.
You'll be able to get an egg in the Severn later today and instead of pepper you'll have gnats. Still some cownose ray play groups out there.
Lots of cownose rays cavorting all over the Severn. I think I saw an osprey fledgling out at Severn #4.
Getting blown straight across the river and had to claw back.
Lots of guestimating making my way around the buoys this morning. I have a compass but never get around to recording the bearings. There were four to six rays off of Bembe Beach at the mouth of Back Creek.
Saw maybe a dozen in pairs and singles all over the Severn. Also black vultures at the beach trying to clean up the three or four dead catfish that washed ashore.











































