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 13 09 - North East Harbour to Cutler
13 June 2009
June 13 09 - North East Harbour to Cutler
55.9 km, 9 hours
It was sunny, sunny, sunny. We took all of the foam out of all of the cockpit cushions and had them on the fore deck drying. We had rugs out there, towels hung on the lifelines and all of our wet gloves. We looked like `boat people`. There was about 5 knots of wind from behind us so we felt very little wind. We had the current with us most of the time and we were getting closer and closer to Canada. We saw puffins and seals. And then we saw the antenna farm just west of Cutler.
Cutler is a working harbour, that is, no`yacht y amenities`. But, being a working harbour, it is also very friendly. I called Deano's Lobster Dock to see if I could get some diesel and to ask if he know of a fish boat away over night, that I could borrow the moorings. Deano`s was closed up but some fisherman got on the radio, directed me to a vacant mooring and offered to come get us and drive us the five miles to a grocery store if we needed anything. We love Cutler! What a neat place.
Tomorrow, back into Canada.
Rik
55.9 km, 9 hours
It was sunny, sunny, sunny. We took all of the foam out of all of the cockpit cushions and had them on the fore deck drying. We had rugs out there, towels hung on the lifelines and all of our wet gloves. We looked like `boat people`. There was about 5 knots of wind from behind us so we felt very little wind. We had the current with us most of the time and we were getting closer and closer to Canada. We saw puffins and seals. And then we saw the antenna farm just west of Cutler.
Cutler is a working harbour, that is, no`yacht y amenities`. But, being a working harbour, it is also very friendly. I called Deano's Lobster Dock to see if I could get some diesel and to ask if he know of a fish boat away over night, that I could borrow the moorings. Deano`s was closed up but some fisherman got on the radio, directed me to a vacant mooring and offered to come get us and drive us the five miles to a grocery store if we needed anything. We love Cutler! What a neat place.
Tomorrow, back into Canada.
Rik
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Mystery's Photos - Main
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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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