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This is Mary Jane’s home in Newport. It was built in the 1700’s. The path leading to her secret garden.What a beautiful backyard she has. 

September Song spent her 5th Birthday in Newport, RI. She has been a great ship, and kept us safe in all our cruising. She has taken us a total of 20,346 adventurous miles. We love her, and we look forward to many more years of cruising on her. Happy B…

Now that’s New England!Do you think we could put one of these on the upper deck, honey?Watch Hill has gorgeous New England homes on hills overlooking the water. 

Most places we travel, if we grounded, we would be in sand or mud. In New England, if we grounded, (it’s all rock) we would sink.What beautiful views.The lighthouse on Watch Hill Point.The flowers up here are spectacular.

We see so many unusual boats that we don’t normally see in our travels down South. I don’t think I have ever seen so much teak work.Every day, we see these little guys learning how to sail.The view of Stonington as we come in on the tender.

The weather is so gorgeous, that you can sit out in the sun and still be comfortable. Oh, that’s another lobster for lunch.Stonington streets.The honor system seafood market.

After our “goose bump” cruise through NY, and up the East River, we put the pointy end toward the Huguenot Yacht Club, where Joe (Sea Pearl) has been a member for many years, to spend some time with our great friends, Joe and Julia. After we got tied u…

The four boats rafted up in Lloyd Harbor. Cassie and Godiva’s new friend (Penny Too boat dog) Callie.The two girls, playing with a boy dog that joined them at the beach. Wheres Cassie? Off hunting fish as usual. Boys are not her thing!

On our way to the Theater.A rose between two thorns at the theater cocktail hour.

Bob, Penny, and Callie, headed for the beach.Bruce and Linda, out exploring.Brian, Julia’s nephew. What a fun kid to be around.Fun afternoon on September Song.