Cruising on Ondine

Sailing with Jim and Shawn

Vessel Name: Ondine
Vessel Make/Model: Bristol 39 - 1968
Hailing Port: Wicomico Church, Virginia, USA
Crew: Jim Lamb, Shawn Lamb
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We waited at Hospital Point until the weather calmed down and it was safe to go. That was at 7:30 pm Sunday night. We had a 14 hour window between episodes of high winds. We used 11 of those hours.

10 April 2022

Hospital Point, VA

We traveled only about 12 miles from Great Bridge to Hospital Point. We are 0.2 miles from the termination of the Atlantic ICW. We have traveled 1019 miles on the ICW south and 1019 north, plus extensive travels in the Bahamas.

10 April 2022

Great Bridge, VA

We had a nice trip up the Currituck Sound and stopped at the free dock in Chesapeake, VA. The dock is next to the bridge and lock at Great Bridge. It is an excellent lace to get off the boat and walk in the park.

10 April 2022

Great Bridge, VA

We had a nice trip up the Currituck Sound and stopped at the free dock in Chesapeake, VA. The dock is next to the bridge and lock at Great Bridge. It is an excellent lace to get off the boat and walk in the park.

08 April 2022

Broad Creek

Another long day, over 12 hours from Dowry Creek, up the Pungo River, the Pungo River -Alligator River Canal, Alligator River and across the Albemarle Sound.

06 April 2022

Dowry Creek Marina near Belhaven

We left Beaufort at first light and motorsailed our way north. The day started calm and we fought the current up Adams Creek to the Neuse River. We passed Oriental, and kept on truckin'. The wind picked up a bit as we reached the mouth of the river. By the time we exited Goose Creek and entered the [...]

And back to Cambridge Cay for a bit

11 January 2022 | Cambridge Cay
Jim Lamb
We really love the Exuma Land and Sea Park and we are hiding from pending westerly winds. So we are killing two birds with one stone.

Cambridge Cay has excellent moorings with excellent protection from most directions. They also have well-constructed and carefully maintained moorings. Picture a 1 1/2 inch Dacron tether and a mooring that is drilled 15 feet into the seabed. The moorings are design to handle boats up to 65 feet long, far larger than ours. Sometimes the current and the waves are rough, but we are secure.

We went on a walk on the beach (photo) this morning, and met a couple from Michigan, Mike and Heather. They are in Salveo A Westsail 32. We will get together with them later in the day.

We will not be traveling again for several days, but will be hiking and snorkeling. Today's hike was on Honeymoon Beach


Tough life!
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