S/V CIVIL TWILIGHT-Alan and Gerri

FROM MAINE TO THE BAHAMAS-AGAIN! 2012-2013

19 January 2013 | Hopetown, Elbow Cay
08 January 2013 | moving about the Abacos
30 December 2012 | Manjack Cay
26 December 2012 | Green Turtle Cay
18 December 2012 | Guana back to Treasure
14 December 2012 | Treasure Cay
12 December 2012
07 December 2012 | Peck Lake, Hobe Sound
04 December 2012 | Fort Pierce, FL
30 November 2012 | Harbortown Marina, Fort Pierce, FL
24 November 2012 | Palm Shores, FL mm910
19 November 2012 | Just north of Daytony
17 November 2012 | St. Augustine, FL
13 November 2012 | Cumberland Island
11 November 2012 | Cumberland Island, GA
08 November 2012 | Charleston, SC mm470
06 November 2012 | Butler Island, Wacamaw River mm395
05 November 2012 | Calabash Creek, NC no SC
04 November 2012 | Carolina Beach Basin, NC
03 November 2012 | Mile Hammock Bay, Camp LeJeune, NC

Birthday in CHarleston

08 November 2012 | Charleston, SC mm470
Change of plan yesterday once we got underway. Intially, we planned on dropping the anchor about 20 miles north of Charleston, then arrive on Thursday morning at Charleston City Marina. We always like to spend at least a couple days here to visit the city as well as get some provisioning and laundry done. When we leave here, we will go 'outside' (ocean) and do an overnight sail to Fernandina, FL. We thought a Saturday/Sunday timeframe would be good for getting to Fernandina, but yesterday morning it looked like a Friday/Saturday will have more settled weather. SO...we pushed on into Charleston yesterday and will leave here tomorrow morning and arrive in Fernandina Saturday morning.

Last night, Freddie on Flyer took us out for dinner...he's been happy to be able to follow us down the ICW and wanted to buy us dinner. Who are we to say 'no'. We went to an Irish pub and listened to some great music...fun time. Today we plan on heading into the city and have a drink to Alan (today is his 57th birthday), possibly meeting with Mark and Julie, boatfriends that happen to be at a marina nearby. Later we'll prepare the boat for the offshore hop, then it'll be early to bed.

The temps look a little better down in Florida, so hopefully we will be catching up with the warmth. We have plans to be in New Smyrna for Thanksgiving, so we are ready to put on the brakes and start enjoying ourselves.
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Vessel Name: Civil Twilight
Vessel Make/Model: Passport 470CC-135 Built 2004 in Xiamen, China
Hailing Port: Hailing port is Portsmouth, NH, BUT our summer slip is in Georgetown, Maine
Crew: Alan and Gerri
About: Capt. Alan Burke and Gerri Dubey have a home in Maine when they're not on the boat. Salty the Ship's Cat, is a 14 yrs old Himalayan. Eddie the Autopilot is a tireless crew member.
Extra: In October 2012 we will be heading south once again.
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CREW OF CIVIL TWILIGHT

Who: Alan and Gerri
Port: Hailing port is Portsmouth, NH, BUT our summer slip is in Georgetown, Maine