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I’ve been hanging out on the boat all day today. Just so nice to sit and not do anything one day. There’s a story here on Saint Michaels about the British coming to capture Saint Michaels. So the towns people heard about this and decided they need to do something about it. What they did,
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Really like St Michaels, easy town to use electric bikes in. Today we are exploring, found a walking/bike trail with a covered bridge, lots of flowering trees here in Maryland. One is the Crap Myrtle they line the paths and streets with their beautiful blooms. Found the Carpenter street saloon for lunch, built in 1887.
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We left today at 10:10 AM. Heading for Saint Michaels Maryland. Easy run, beautiful day, about 1 foot seas. Had lunch here at the marina. We shared crab dip, they have the best crab dip we have had on this trip. Bartender gave us shots from a spiked jug that had vodka infused pineapple, wow,
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Short run today an hour and 10 minutes to Oxford. My sister and I were here in 2019 and I totally forgot how boring a town this is or I would not have come back. There is zero to do here, I looked in the I kept back in 19 and we had taken and
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Short easy run today few things we saw on the way, beautiful cove point lighthouse on land, with high dirt cliffs for background. I absolutely love lighthouses have lots of pictures of them. Also, at Cove point was a Long Terminal quite a ways out into the Chesapeake which is a Coast Guard center just
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Not leaving so enjoyed sleeping in. Every morning I do wordle with my coffee. Little bikes out and a ride around town to check it, lighthouses, marinas and shops. After a Bloody Mary stop back to the boat. Very hot, it’s not letting up, Captain went swimming, I don’t do pools just at my place.
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After having breakfast with Tracy Roy, we departed Onancock heading for Solomons Island, Maryland. We have a 62 mile trip today traveling north and ending up crossing from Virginia to Maryland and we will be on the west coast of Chesapeake now. The marina we came into is Solomon yachting center Marina. After fueling, the
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Today we left at 8:50 AM arrive 10:50 had a two hour run 43 miles. Bumpy out there today on the bay. I stayed downstairs because it sprayed all over the boat and I was much more comfortable sitting on my bed. We have been staying on the west side of Chesapeake Bay. Today we
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My adventure begins one day late, no worries, flexibility is our Motto for this trip. To quote Bob (and I will probably do that often), “That’s boating”. Our first stop was St Charles YC, free overnight with SYC reciprocal. Monday morning passing Ft Myers a couple photos of hurricane Ian’s destruction. 125 miles, 5 locks
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Crossing was stressful, heavy rain, electrifying thunder and lightning. We had no where to get out of it, I must say I was very nervous. Captain Mike was resourceful when top started to unsnap in wind heavy dock lines on top kept it down. We need different closures instead of snaps.
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