arrow heads south
16 October 2016 | Whitehall Bay, Annapolis, MD
11 October 2016 | Jackson Creek, Piankatank River, VA
09 October 2016 | Portsmouth, VA
05 October 2016 | Portsmouth, VA
02 October 2016 | Portsmouth, VA
29 September 2016 | Manteo, Roanoke Island, NC
28 September 2016 | Roanoke Island, NC
27 September 2016 | Little Alligator River, NC
23 September 2016 | Portsmouth, VA
22 September 2016 | Old Point Comfort, VA
21 September 2016 | Deltaville, VA
19 September 2016 | Deltaville, VA
18 September 2016 | Dymer Creek, VA
17 September 2016 | Reedville, VA
16 September 2016 | Solomons Island, MD
10 September 2016 | Baltimore, MD USA
13 May 2012 | Home port, Middle River, MD
08 May 2012 | Dymer Creek, VA
05 May 2012 | South Mills, NC
29 April 2012 | Carolina Beach, NC
On the hook in Reedville
20 October 2011 | Reedville, VA
Monument to cooking fish
On 10/18 we had a lovely motor into a south breeze 40 miles down to Reedville, VA. This is the home of the Menhaden fleet - not nearly as funky as it was 40 years ago as a lot of the sunken fishing boats and rotted piers have been removed. We anchored near the town to be near the seafood deli where we picked up crab cakes and scallops.
The weather 10/19 was a constantly changing mix of rain, fog, and mist. Then last night and today the winds have been very strong out of the south, but our anchor has held.
In part because of no internet service where we were, this afternoon we moved about 5 miles south to a lovely little creek which has a bit more protection from the wind as well as internet connectivity... hence this post.
Tomorrow should be good for going south, and we hope to be in Hampton Roads the day after tomorrow. Then we start guessing about hurricanes in conjunction with our insurance company.
On 10/18 we had a lovely motor into a south breeze 40 miles down to Reedville, VA. This is the home of the Menhaden fleet - not nearly as funky as it was 40 years ago as a lot of the sunken fishing boats and rotted piers have been removed. We anchored near the town to be near the seafood deli where we picked up crab cakes and scallops.
The weather 10/19 was a constantly changing mix of rain, fog, and mist. Then last night and today the winds have been very strong out of the south, but our anchor has held.
In part because of no internet service where we were, this afternoon we moved about 5 miles south to a lovely little creek which has a bit more protection from the wind as well as internet connectivity... hence this post.
Tomorrow should be good for going south, and we hope to be in Hampton Roads the day after tomorrow. Then we start guessing about hurricanes in conjunction with our insurance company.
| Vessel Name: | arrow |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Beneteau 343 |
| Hailing Port: | Baltimore, MD |
| Crew: | Jack and Terry |
| Extra: | Me and my arrow. Straighter than narrow. Wherever we go, every one knows. It's me and my arrow. Me and my arrow. Taking the high road. Wherever we go, everyone knows. It's me and my arrow. (Harry Nilsson) |
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Who: Jack and Terry
Port: Baltimore, MD