Mystery - the Trip Home
Purchase of our boat and the trip home to Canada
| Vessel Name: | Mystery |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Irwin Citation 34 |
| Hailing Port: | Saint John, NB |
| Crew: | Linda and Rik |
22 July 2010 | Penobscot Bay somewhere
19 July 2010 | Rockland ME
18 July 2010
17 July 2010 | Belfast ME
14 July 2010 | Belfast ME
10 July 2010 | Bah's Bake House - Castine ME
06 July 2010 | Cuttler to NE Harbour
05 July 2010 | nice day on the water
03 July 2010 | Saint Andrews, NB
02 July 2010 | Fredericton, NB, Canada - Saint John river
23 May 2010 | Fredericton, NB, Canada - Saint John river
16 June 2009
13 June 2009
13 June 2009
09 June 2009
09 June 2009
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10 July 2010 | Bah's Bake House - Castine ME
July 06 10 to July 10 10
Been a few days, been without wifi. Moved around a bit, had a few "adventures".
June 14 09 - Cutler ME to Head Harbour, NB (on Campobello Island)
16 June 2009
June 14 09 - Cutler ME to Head Harbour, NB (on Campobello Island)
26.0 km 4 hours 20 minutes
We slept as late as we could. I took my time cooking breakfast. We only had 25 miles to go and the current would be with us in full force around 1400. We left at noon and at one point we were doing 8.3 over the ground, and that is good!
The seas were a flat as they come. No whales in sight, a few seals but that was all. It was high tide in Head Harbour and the climb up the ladder at the fishing dock was easy. It is a different matter when tides are down 30 feet lower. Forecast was for some rain starting around noon. It held off until about 5 pm and by then we were tied up snuggly, having cleared customs and had some crackers and cheese. This is a very protected, working harbour and other than the wakes from lobster boats coming or going, it is very calm.
It was a short day and tomorrow we go from here to Saint John, through the Reversing Falls and on to the RKYC for the night.
26.0 km 4 hours 20 minutes
We slept as late as we could. I took my time cooking breakfast. We only had 25 miles to go and the current would be with us in full force around 1400. We left at noon and at one point we were doing 8.3 over the ground, and that is good!
The seas were a flat as they come. No whales in sight, a few seals but that was all. It was high tide in Head Harbour and the climb up the ladder at the fishing dock was easy. It is a different matter when tides are down 30 feet lower. Forecast was for some rain starting around noon. It held off until about 5 pm and by then we were tied up snuggly, having cleared customs and had some crackers and cheese. This is a very protected, working harbour and other than the wakes from lobster boats coming or going, it is very calm.
It was a short day and tomorrow we go from here to Saint John, through the Reversing Falls and on to the RKYC for the night.
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We adopted / resuced an SPCA cat in March. He is 1.5 years old and is our boat cat.
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Created 23 May 2010
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These are photos from our preparation and trip from Annapolis MD to Fredericton, NB
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Created 25 April 2009
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