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One never tires of this Lady
27 June 2014
Day 12 - JUN 25th - Friday
We woke up at our anchorage at Sandy Hook. It was a relief to be done with all but one more major journey (the next will be crossing over Lake Ontario to Whitby). We pulled anchor and headed towards one of the most spectacular skylines I've ever seen, new Your City, New York. We stopped for fuel and water at Liberty Landing Marina. We had lunch on land with a friend of Randy's, Norm Lem and his son Marcus., who took the ferry across from Manhattan to New Jersey and walked to our marina. On the Manhattan side, the marina we were planning to go into would have cost $3.00/ft for a max of 3 hours or $6.00/ft for the day.. At the same spot where we fueled up for a few hours...all we had to do was have lunch there and our stay was free... It was a wonderful site to look at the Big Apple from our lunch spot. Later as we cruised past New York City... I could feel the vibe...remember a favourite for my aquafit class, Frank Sinatra's classic song "New York, New York".
Leaving her behind, we headed into the Hudson River and found an anchorage about 30 miles up.
We woke up at our anchorage at Sandy Hook. It was a relief to be done with all but one more major journey (the next will be crossing over Lake Ontario to Whitby). We pulled anchor and headed towards one of the most spectacular skylines I've ever seen, new Your City, New York. We stopped for fuel and water at Liberty Landing Marina. We had lunch on land with a friend of Randy's, Norm Lem and his son Marcus., who took the ferry across from Manhattan to New Jersey and walked to our marina. On the Manhattan side, the marina we were planning to go into would have cost $3.00/ft for a max of 3 hours or $6.00/ft for the day.. At the same spot where we fueled up for a few hours...all we had to do was have lunch there and our stay was free... It was a wonderful site to look at the Big Apple from our lunch spot. Later as we cruised past New York City... I could feel the vibe...remember a favourite for my aquafit class, Frank Sinatra's classic song "New York, New York".
Leaving her behind, we headed into the Hudson River and found an anchorage about 30 miles up.
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| Vessel Name: | Lion's Paw #315 |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Whitby 42 #315 |
| Hailing Port: | Registered in Edmonton.. why not eh! |
| Crew: | Marg & Steve Colquhoun |
| About: | Coming full circle around the Caribbean, we have sold Lion's Paw and are now Cruisers Living on Dirt.. but you can't take the sailor out of anyone. |
| Extra: | This blog is meant for family and friends whom wish to share in our adventure. I plan to add a few comments along the way that may be of help for those wishing to embark on a similar voyage. Looking forward to meeting you out there! |
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Our First Trip to Asia..destination Vietnam.
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This might be our last time aboard Lion's Paw:(
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Boquete is a small town on the Caldera River, in the green mountain highlands of Panama, in western-most Chiriquí Province, about 60 km. from the border with Costa Rica.
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Never say good-bye... just ¡hasta luego (see you later).
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While Steve's out fishing, I've been taking photos of L.P.
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Who: Marg & Steve Colquhoun
Port: Registered in Edmonton.. why not eh!
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