Bye, bye Baltimore.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
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4 comments:
Hello,
We will be following your journey South. We will be doing the same thing with our Gem in 7 more years.
Take Care and Good Luck,
Louie & Meg
SV Starrider #727
Thanks! I'm holed up on the Magothy, north of Annapolis today. We're supposed to get gale force winds tonight and I figured this would be the best spot to wait out the weather.
Scott
Split Decision #118
Hi! We have a Gemini that we keep in Slaughter Creek off the Little Choptank River. This is probably too late, but if you see this comment, we would welcome you to stop on your way south. We are about 40 miles south of the Magothy River. Services are available (water, shower, etc). We look forward to seeing your blog because we plan to be following you in a year or two.
Tim & Jill
Links #747
Tim, glad to have you along for the ride. We spent the night at an anchorage on the southern tip of Tilghman Island. If I had known about your offer, I would have probably taken you up on it. The anchorage was pretty lousy. Not many trees to break up the northerly winds, which despite the nws forecast, did not abate much last night. A hot shower would have been nice too! Presently underway to Solomon's island.
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