Quite a few boats out in the Severn but only one where I had to dodge it. I beat the cruise ship American Bagel so no problems there. Nice big rolling wave action. Average speed 3.5 mph which I think is a record for Sophie.
Century Club: Greg Brennan
Quite a few boats out in the Severn but only one where I had to dodge it. I beat the cruise ship American Bagel so no problems there. Nice big rolling wave action. Average speed 3.5 mph which I think is a record for Sophie.
Very calm flat row. "Nerri" the watersnake was back from her winter hiatus and on post around the Maritime museum dock. Coming back from the row I was delayed for several minutes because the beach was wall-to-wall ducklings.
Warm and windless today. Several cormorants fishing and the ospreys are all nesting.
Six to ten boats anchored near the harbor and I had to dodge a couple that were on their way out.
The NRS Farmer John wetsuit is retired for the season. I in tights now which are still pretty warm on this morning where the air and water are above 60f.
No signs of fish out in the Severn but saw a couple of cormorants and a heron flying overhead.
Pics to follow when I can edit them.
The Severn was a little too choppy this morning to be having a fun row so I let myself be blown up Back Creek instead. Mallards, Canada Geese, seagulls, and cormorants.
Warm, and a bit sporty out there. I got out so late I had to dodge two of the three YPs heading over to see the midshipmen.