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
Carolina progress
29 April 2012 | Carolina Beach, NC
Shrimp season has started in NC.
We have had good traveling weather for the past two days, and it looks like this will continue for a while. These two days have been a weekend, so small boat traffic has been heavier than usual, and we have left early (this morning before sunrise) and stopped early.
We are at a mooring in Carolina Beach - so new that they haven't started charging for them yet. We are 296 miles from Mile "0" in Norfolk, so we have been moving along.
We plan to leave early tomorrow as well, and have a long day to get set up for getting through Camp Lejeune the next day before they close the ICW to practice firing their guns. If we can negotiate a couple of once-per-hour drawbridges efficiently, we will anchor tonight in Mile Hammock Bay on the south edge of Lejeune... the scene of our late-night circus on the way south last fall.
We have had good traveling weather for the past two days, and it looks like this will continue for a while. These two days have been a weekend, so small boat traffic has been heavier than usual, and we have left early (this morning before sunrise) and stopped early.
We are at a mooring in Carolina Beach - so new that they haven't started charging for them yet. We are 296 miles from Mile "0" in Norfolk, so we have been moving along.
We plan to leave early tomorrow as well, and have a long day to get set up for getting through Camp Lejeune the next day before they close the ICW to practice firing their guns. If we can negotiate a couple of once-per-hour drawbridges efficiently, we will anchor tonight in Mile Hammock Bay on the south edge of Lejeune... the scene of our late-night circus on the way south last fall.
| 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