I've been summoned for jury duty this week, but today's instruction was to not report. Instead, I reported to the kayak launch and paddled to Little Aberdeen Creek.
We'll see what the instruction is for tomorrow....
I've been summoned for jury duty this week, but today's instruction was to not report. Instead, I reported to the kayak launch and paddled to Little Aberdeen Creek.
We'll see what the instruction is for tomorrow....
The Chesapeake Bay Sabre Association had a rendezvous set for Rock Hall, at Osprey Point Marina. Though the weather was gorgeous, the Bay was glassy, so we went by Calypso in what I call "tall trawler" mode -- motoring both ways. There was ultimately a little wind on Sunday, but not until we'd already gone under the Bay Bridge and were close to Annapolis.
The best of sailing season really starts now.
And a beautiful day for it. Crab Creek to Church Creek.
56 degrees this lovely August morning. 'Tis the season known as False Fall in these parts. I'll take it. Little Aberdeen Creek was this morning's destination.
A stormy and busy weekend had me wanting to stay in bed, promising myself that I would paddle tomorrow. But a check of the weather forecast threatened a small craft advisory for tomorrow, so I dragged myself out on the kayak. Worth the effort, as it is a beautiful morning with glassy calm water (all the better to see the tree limbs and logs lurking under the surface). An extended Crab Creek Crawl today, since I was curious about the new dock up one of the branches of the creek.
Rick's nephew and nephew's girlfriend came to town from Norfolk to sail, and for August, it sure delivered. Winds in the teens, waves to surf downwind -- it doesn't get better.
Talked myself in and out of taking a paddle this morning a dozen times. Then I reminded myself that weather this nice can't last for long, so I'd better take advantage.
Crab Creek Crawl today.
In the midst of a run of beautiful mornings; even sleeping with the window open. But the jellyfish have arrived in our neck of the water.
Paddled to Little Aberdeen Creek.
Not really. Actually a beautiful, cool, clear morning. Paddled to Shadow Point.
I've been derelict in my water activities. A sinus infection and Debby limited me. But got out tonight for a cruise to Glebe Bay (South River) to have a dinner on the hook.