Friday, October 10, 2025 — Today was another social day. Eric worked at the Ocean Posse booth at the boat show all day. For lunch, he got a pizza at The Market, which was really good. In the evening, he went … Continue reading →
Busy Social Days in Annapolis, MD
Dawn on Thursday, October 9, 2025 And while the moon wasn’t as dramatic this morning as it had been the previous few days, it was still striking. Yesterday and today have been very social. Yesterday, Christi had lunch with a … Continue reading →
Replacing the Exhaust and Exploring Eastport in Annapolis, MD
Tuesday October 7 — The moon was just as amazing this morning as it was preparing to set as it had been last night shortly after it rose. We’re sad to report that the marina was rolly and uncomfortable. It … Continue reading →
Welcome to Annapolis, Maryland
continued… Once Kosmos was situated, we quickly took showers and go ready to go out. After three days onboard, we were excited to walk around onshore, especially in a new town. It could be tricky to get on and off the … Continue reading →
Days Two and Three of the Passage from Washington DC to Annapolis, Maryland
Sunday, October 5, 2025 Since we were in no rush, we slept until our normal time and had a leisurely breakfast. Interestingly, when we first got up, there was no fog, and as the morning progressed we watched it slowly … Continue reading →
Day One of the Passage from Washington DC to Annapolis, Maryland: Down the Potomac
Saturday, October 4 — Our plan was to leave as soon as it was light enough to safely navigate. The days were getting shorter, and the sun was rising later, so we didn’t untie until 0650. It was calm and … Continue reading →
The Stardew Valley Symphony On Our Last Day in DC
Dawn on Friday, October 3, 2025 As soon as we were done with school, we caught a ride share to Trader Joe’s. Due to the one-hour parking limit, last time we’d gone, we had only stocked up on what we … Continue reading →
More Outdoor Monuments in DC — Constitution Gardens, The Declaration of Independence Signers Memorial and the WWII Memorial
continued… We followed a walking trail to The Constitution Gardens. The Gardens felt more like a park than a garden, with grass, lots of trees and a shallow lake in the middle. That said, it was a lovely setting. There … Continue reading →
More Outdoor Monuments in DC — The Lincoln Memorial, Einstein Statue and the Vietnam War Memorial
continued… We continued west to the Abraham Lincoln Memorial. As we approached it, we saw that it was under construction. But we could still go in. A sign said they were building a basement to house a theater, exhibits and … Continue reading →
More Outdoor Monuments in DC — Matin Luther King Jr, The Great War (AKA WWI), and the Korean War Memorials
Wednesday, October 1 — We were not surprised to hear that the federal shutdown happened. Some of the yacht club members had told us that few agencies would actually shut down today; that many had squirreled away some funds to … Continue reading →
