May passed in a whirlwind of work, adventures, and travel. We covered over 500 nautical miles, primarily motor sailing. Our journey included a brief stop at the anchorage near Zimmerman Marine, a two-week stay in Washington, D.C., and a few days in Newport, RI. We also made our annual pilgrimage to Wilmington, NC, for doctor visits. Heading north in May has turned out to be a great idea. From Salt Pond Marina in Hampton, we ventured down to the Phoebus anchorage to wait a day or two before heading up to Matthews. Before stopping here, we were warned by the crew of SV NoChuz that the holding closer to the bridge is not great due to the bottom being stirred up by construction. Keeping this in mind, we anchored towards the channel. Instead of using the public dinghy dock, we paid $10/day to use the dinghy dock at Old Point…
On Monday, April 15th, we departed from Green Turtle Cay in the Bahamas, bound for Norfolk, VA. Our friends, the wonderful Jerda and Jeremy,…
We left Maine at the end of August after picking up our daughter from the Portland, ME airport. (pro tip: there is not a…
We are in Maine and it has been worth the wait. As my daughter once exclaimed upon rolling down the windows on our way…
“Wait, the sail will hold us?!”
Lightning in the distance. Lightning bugs above the water. Bioluminescence in the water. In a small bay off a small island in a bay…
Ryan brought to my attention he was the only one posting anything new on the blog. I admit I taken to brief updates on…
Internet WiFi = There is a small bar or something with open wifi. This would be great but every other cruiser in the anchorage…
Internet WiFi = There was NONE. Tiny town. 4G = Telcel: We saw 50mbps down and 50mbps up. Seriously. It was freaking awesome. It…
Internet La Cruz: WiFi = the WORST – Used my KVH IN THE MARINA. No 4G Paradise Village: Pretty decent during the day. At…