Serenity heading south...and returning home!

Vessel Name: Serenity
Vessel Make/Model: Carver 406 Aft Cabin Motor Yacht
Hailing Port: Niantic, CT
Crew: Ed, Holly & Emily (our Corgi)
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25 May 2015

Memorial Day, GKYC

Kite Flying off the bow of Serenity. Len & Michele and Holly & I enjoyed the site with a cocktail on the bow.

25 May 2015

Memorial Day, Great Kills Yacht Club, Staten Island, NY

Serenity all decked out with all of her flags for Memorial Day.

24 May 2015

Great Kills Yacht Club, Staten Island, NY, 120 Miles

We got an early start this morning (7:00 am) and started our trip from Cape May up the dreaded New Jersey Coast. When we got out into the ocean, the seas were relatively calm, but the wind was blowing a little more than I had hoped it would be at this time of the day. We started making our way north [...]

23 May 2015

Utschs Marina, Cape May, NY, 55 Miles

We got an early start at 5:20 am today. As I started to pull out of the marina, I saw 5' depth on the depth indicator and Len was following me and he draws 5 ½ feet. I think Len pushed a little mud coming out but he made it and that is all that counts. Our trip along the rest of the C&D Canal was beautiful [...]

22 May 2015

C&D Canal, Summit North Marina, Bear, DE, 48 Miles

Holly and I have decided that Annapolis is just about the nicest city we have visited on out trip. This morning we said a sad good bye to Annapolis and started our trip north for the final push towards home. The wind started to pick up and the seas were building as we made our way up the final part of [...]

21 May 2015 | Annapolis Yacht Basin

Thursday, May 21, Annapolis, MD

I am so happy we decided to lay over another day in Annapolis before we start up the rest of the Chesapeake Bay! The weather today has been cold, windy and rainy all day. I walked Emily this morning before it started to rain and then I waited until midday for a slight break in the weather for her second [...]

Wednesday, May 20, Annapolis, MD

20 May 2015
This morning we took a walk around town and it was so nice to see all the cadets with their friends and families walking around Annapolis. Annapolis is a beautiful city and is a great harbor for both power and sail boats to enjoy. We had lunch at the Dock Street Café which we had also visited back in October and we had crab cakes again as well. Our vote is that the Dock Street Café has the "best" crab cakes of all the places we have been to on the east coast from Connecticut to Florida.

This afternoon was the Blue Angels Performance over Annapolis and the Military Academy and all I can say is "it was spectacular...what a performance and it makes you very proud to be an American." This was my first time to see this event and I was very impressed. To see how close they fly together and the maneuvers they do is hard to describe, you just keep have to be here and see it, and that is exactly what so many people do. The entire harbor was filled with boats either at anchor, rafted up of at docks. There were cruise ships that take people out in to the water to see the performance as well. We had Len & Michele and Gerard (Len's very good friend) on Serenity along with Holly & me. We gave Emily a little something to calm her nerves and she was able to sleep through most of the performance. What a wonderful experience to be here and see this event. This is a once a year event and we just happened to time it perfectly to be here.

Cheers,
Holly, Ed & Emily aboard M/V Serenity
Fair winds and calm seas for all!
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