We traveled 7.4 NM, 1 hour and 22 minutes to reach Susan and Theresa’s vacation home. We stayed on their dock for two nights and were treated like Royalty!! Thank you both for welcoming us and the great home cooked meals! We really enjoyed the rest, the great meals and the conversation! Susan And …
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We had fun in Atlantic City. We did see 4-5 other loop boats and did have some fun conversations with them! Two of the loopers we had met on our first day looping and again in Annapolis (Waterview and Steels Aweigh). The other loopers were staying at Atlantic City another day due to high …
We traveled 9 hours and 57 minutes from Chantey Cove anchorage in the middle of the Delaware Bay to Atlantic City. We stayed at the Golden Nugget Marina. We passed Cape May and other seaside towns and were greeted by dolphins when we went out to the Atlantic! We had very calm seas and traveled …
We left Rock Hall Landing early in the morning and traveled 9 hours and 56 minutes to Chohansey Cove. We traveled north in the Chesapeake to the C & D canal. This is a 17 mile passageway into the Delaware Bay. The C & D canal has a bike and horse trail that goes along …
Vickie and Stan were Mike’s crew from Kent Narrows to Rock Hall! I drove their car to the next stop so they had an opportunity to travel by boat in the Chesapeake! They did have 2 foot seas and some rolling waves but they were real troopers! We made it back to Annapolis and …
May Day in Annapolis! We went on a private electric golf cart tour of Annapolis! This town has so much history. We saw the home where the founding fathers spent time together socially discussing the Articles of Confederation and amendments. Imagine, George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison inside having a pint and discussing democracy! Annapolis …
We left beautiful St. Michaels and traveled 12.3 nautical miles, 1 hour and 59 minutes o Piney Narrows Yacht Haven Marina. The weather was shifting and we had to change our original plans to go by boat to Annapolis, MD. The Chesapeake was going to get rough with 3 -4 foot seas and rain was …
We traveled 32.3 nautical miles, 4 hours and 35 minutes to reach St. Michaels Marina. This wonderful Bay side town is home to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. The museum is a living museum with lots of hands on activities. It has an 18 acre waterfront campus and truly demonstrates how people live, work and …
We traveled 34.2 nautical miles, 5 hours and 31 minutes to Tred Avon anchorage. From there we were a close dinghy ride into the town of Oxford, Maryland. Oxford is a small town, less than 700 people live there. In colonial times it was known for tobacco plantations but later in the 1800’s Oxford turned …
We got up early from our anchorage and traveled 4 hours and 39 minutes to Calvert Marina on Solomon Island. The weather was shifting and storms expected so we wanted to be at a dock. Our friends Chris and Laura were also going there. Laura needed to drive to Baltimore to pick up her nephew, …