Chattanooga and Chickamauga
On Thursday, July 14th, we left our anchorage at Little Cedar Mountain about 11:00 a.m. and arrived at Williams Island four hours later. The water behind the island was generally in the vicinity of 30 feet deep but we…
Chattanooga and Chickamauga
On Thursday, July 14th, we left our anchorage at Little Cedar Mountain about 11:00 a.m. and arrived at Williams Island four hours later. The water behind the island was generally in the vicinity of 30 feet deep but we…
Chattanooga and Chickamauga
On Thursday, July 14th, we left our anchorage at Little Cedar Mountain about 11:00 a.m. and arrived at Williams Island four hours later. The water behind the island was generally in the vicinity of 30 feet deep but we…
July 23, 2011Atlantic Highland, NJ40°24.96N – 074°01.38WLast stop before New York City! From Cape May to New York City, there are really few anchorages. Atlantic City, Barnegat, and Sandy Hook are probably the best choices. For …
I am sure by now that everyone has come to the same conclusion; especially those who have a working knowledge of geography, that we are headed for our nation’s capital. Our slow boat has been weaving in and out of ever si…
The highlight of our tour.Budapest by night with our own privet tour guide “Norbi” Their “statue of liberty”
I just added the electronics layout in the boat section. I am increasing the technical information about Seabright and will be adding more in the coming days.Find us here
The market place in down town Budapest. Hungarian sausage anyone??? The “chain link” suspended bridge connecting Buda and Pest
We were delighted to welcome on board Norbi and Kelley Hegedűs and their two children Sam and Lily Sam turned out to be an excellent captain!!We had the good fortune to go back with Norbi and Kelley to their home for dinner.
One of the first things we learned is that Budapest is actually a twin city made up from “Buda” ( the picture on the top left) on the west side of the Danube, and “Pest” ( the picture on the middle right) on the east side of the Danube.In the lat…
Slovakia on our left, and Hungary on our right. Here we are looking into the Hungarian side of the Danube and have a very good look of the “Cathedral of Esztergom” It boost of having the largest alter in the world. We did not stop here to investi…
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