S/Y Sanctuary (41' Soverel Cutter)
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04 October 2011 | Grenada
24 July 2011 | Grenada
13 July 2011 | St. Georges, Grenada
11 July 2011 | St. Georges, Grenada
07 July 2011 | South Side of Grenada
27 June 2011 | Tyrrel Bay Carriacou
23 June 2011 | Marigot Bay, St. Lucia
14 June 2011 | Fort de France, Martinique
09 June 2011 | Isle de Saintes
08 June 2011 | Isle de Saintes
04 June 2011 | Terre den Haute, Isle de Saintes
03 June 2011 | Terre den Haute
02 June 2011 | Deshaies, Guadeloupe
01 June 2011 | Deshaies, Guadeloupe
29 May 2011 | Overlooking English Harbor
27 May 2011 | English Harbor, Antigua
25 May 2011 | St. Barthemely (St. Barth)
17 May 2011 | Grand Case, St. Martin
17 May 2011 | Loterie Farm, St. Martin
16 May 2011 | St. Martin, French Antilles
A Busy Day on the Water
24 March 2008 | Norfolk/Elizabeth River
Carl
Maybe everyone was waiting out the weekend or the Easter holiday, but this morning in the Elizabeth River leading through Norfolk was the busiest stretch of the ICW that we've seen on this trip.
Between the barges being worked along the shoreline to the barge being pushed by a tug on his final leg of a journey from Charleston SC; then the lift barge crossing the channel and the enormous cargo ship being escorted by 3 tugs to her berth; then the train crossing the waterway.
We spent the morning just trying to stay out of the business vessels' way and squeak through the maze of draw and lift bridges to get back into the Chesapeake Bay for the final leg of our journey to Annapolis.
Between the barges being worked along the shoreline to the barge being pushed by a tug on his final leg of a journey from Charleston SC; then the lift barge crossing the channel and the enormous cargo ship being escorted by 3 tugs to her berth; then the train crossing the waterway.
We spent the morning just trying to stay out of the business vessels' way and squeak through the maze of draw and lift bridges to get back into the Chesapeake Bay for the final leg of our journey to Annapolis.
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| Vessel Name: | Sanctuary |
| Vessel Make/Model: | 1982 41' Soverel Cutter |
| Hailing Port: | Fort Myers Beach, Florida |
| Crew: | Carl and Carrie Butler |
| About: | We spent last winter at City Dock in Annapolis where Carrie underwent treatment for Breast Cancer. She's now 1 year free of cancer and we're itching to head south to the Bahamas and beyond in 2009-2010. Stay tuned to the Blog site for our adventures and lessons learned. |
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Who: Carl and Carrie Butler
Port: Fort Myers Beach, Florida
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