We’ve just spent two lovely days with our friend Carol taking a trip yesterday to Manhattan and today walking along the beach here in Point Pleasant.
Tomorrow we’ll head off to visit our friend Kathy in Cotuit, MA.
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Chincoteague
A visit from Diesel Duck owners
Meet Ruth and Randal Johnson who came for a visit onboard “Diesel Duck.” Ruth and Randal own a 46+2 (51′ LOA) Diesel Duck called: “Dora Mac” click for Dora Mac’s web site which was built out of steel at Seahorse Marine Manufacturer in Zhuhai, China…
Savannah # 2
We left Savannah and spent two nights in Chincoteague. Then we moved on to Annapolis. Now we’re in Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey visiting our friend Carol Carino.
Ru
The best beard in Savannah.
I’d noticed this man s…
Last Lap
21 September Wed Well, in the last blog I wrote that we were going to leave Newport that afternoon, to try to stay in the benign weather bubble, ahead of really crappy weather coming in from north of us. We got underway about 1500 that afternoon; ca…
2011 Anchorages and Moorages
Below is a map of all of our stops we made along the way this year. (The blue marks for the stops may not show up in Internet Explorer, try another browser like Firefox or Chrome) View 2011 Alaska Cruise in a larger map
Hello from Hilton Head
Randal and I are in Hilton Head South Carolina, the first stop on our “road trip up north.” Yes, South Carolina is still south of Roanoke, VA, but it is the first stop of our trip. We’ve come here to visit our Chinese friend Si…
September 17-20 – The Finish Line
To close out our 2011 cruise on the morning of September 17 we headed south down Rosario Strait, along the west shore of Whidbey Island and into Admiralty Inlet. There is lots of commercial traffic in that area, so you venture into the vessel traffic l…
Going Coastal (and catch-ups)
Our 0000 19 Sep departure from Port Angeles was under a clear sky, and partial moon. Against approximately 2’ chop in Juan de Fuca Strait, 9+ knots for the first couple hours (being carried by ebbing tide). Rounding Cape Flattery 0730hrs, in the fo…
D, R & R Road Trip — "the rest of the story"
As our heroes battle wind, wave, seas and swell — you know whoever called them swells screwed-up; I think they should be called “awfuls”! but I digress — our heroine, and her trusty canine pals (who each had his own reason for temporarily abandoning …
On the run
Dot, would you post to Sailblogs with notice on FB please.. edit as you wish (Continued…)
