I think this was in October, taken from our dock in Pocomoke City, MD.
Travels of The Rose 2009-10-18 17:28:00
In case some of you have the impression that we are taking a step backward by leaving The Rose and spending the winter on land…..think again. The location and view from our home isn’t hard to handle at all. This is looking north from our balcony……..
Travels of The Rose 2009-10-17 11:20:00
This was a “shortcut” between the BR Pkway and Weaverville.Paul and Sue Graham from “Odyssey”, GH37 in Brunswick, GA &nbs…
Cumberland River 10/1 – 10/14
We went above Nashville for a few days after the currents had subsided a bit and anchored in Drake’s Creek. We noticed activity on the other side and found out that there was a “Camp” being set up at the house of Daniel Smith, the oldest stone ho…
Rivers, Rain, Coal & Cold
We hurried out of Chicago to beat forecast 40-50 knot winds and 18 foot (!) waves. Reached the safety of Calumet River Sunday morning and pulled into Crowley’s Boat Yard to have our radar arch lowered so we would clear a couple of 17 foot bridges ahead…
Chez Nous
We leave the rendezvous with Karel & Mijong of “Chez Nous”. This is “Chez Nous”, a 48′ North Sea much like ours.
Ankers Away
Ray & Eileen on “Ankers Away” departing the rendezvous, Solomons Island.
Anne Marie Sculpture Garden
It’s not all boating, we really enjoyed this outdoor sculpture garden in the Solomons.
Yokohama to Ashiya
We just survived Typhoon number 2 while in Japan last night. Ken and Roberta on Sans Souci and Braun and Tina on Grey Pearl have long gone back to the US, storing their boats here for the winter months.
You usually get three or four days o…
