The final leg! Our journey ends with this trip from Tolchester to BBYH. The trip is relatively short and we expect it to take 2 1/2 hours. The seas were calm, the wind was calm and the trip was quiet and quick. During our trip, First Mate Caroline and I reflected on the places, Marinas, people (and Dolphins) we met along the way. We also started discussing some additional trips this season and what we can do for a cruise next year, including some additional ...

Early this morning we left the Hyatt Regency Chesepeake and River Marsh Marina. We had an amazing sendoff last night. Around 7pm a storm front came through giving us 50 knot gusts, heavy rain and lots of lightening. Definitely an "Old Testiment" storm. The lightening lasted until about 4:30 this morning. I was afraid the lightening would interfere with our early departure. Fortunately it was all calm and we shoved off the dock around 7:15 traveling 53 naut...

Today, sadly we left Spring Cove Marina on Solomans Island.  The staff and facilities were excellent.  We will highly recommend Spring Cove to all our fellow boaters.   Solomans Island had a good number of fantasric  restaurants that included free shuttle service to Spring Cove.  We can highly recomment The Lighthouse Restaurant. As we left Back Creek and entrered the Patuxent River I saw someting in the water that at first I thought might be a log.  Jus...

Today we said goodbye to Doug abd Christina (My Way Too) as they headed north spending the night in Tolchester before heading to BBYH. We also were joined by Nand (Anandia) who arrived mid-afternoon at Herrington Harbor South. They stayed there as we left for Solomans Island. We hope to meet up with them again in Cambridge. The trip today was probably our roughest yet. The wind was out of the south at 6 to 15 knots. Seas started as two foot rollers but q...

We left Annapolis Town Dock Marina as planned, right before 10am. My First Mate wanted to be in the pool at Herrington Harbor South Marina by noon. The trip started with some wind and chop coming at us from the port quarter. Seas were from 1 to 2 feet. The boat handled it well but it was a bit bumpy. As we left Annapolis Bay and made a right turn heading South on the Chesapeake the wind and tides were less of an issue. We passed close by Thomas Point Shoal ...