Since our cruising plans are taking us away from the Cape Fear at the end of May, we thought we absolutely had to take the last opportunity to cruise over to Bald Head Island. It’s just a two hour cruise from Joyner Marina, and the weather was forec…
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Straight Runs
Our journey over the next 2 days might be what you’d call “straight runs”. This is truly a ditch portion of the ICW. Quite narrow and very straight – not much exciting to speak of. The first night we stopped at Wrightville Beach. We’ve stoppe…
Jamaica to the Bahamas
Captain’s Log May 12 to May 23, 2011
The Great Mango Run –
Jamaica, the run around Cuba, past Haiti, and The Bahamas
May 12: We moved to the dock early Thursday morning. The Montego Bay Yacht Club has a long “L” shaped wooden dock exten…
Jamaica to the Bahamas
Captain’s Log May 12 to May 23, 2011
The Great Mango Run –
Jamaica, the run around Cuba, past Haiti, and The Bahamas
May 12: We moved to the dock early Thursday morning. The Montego Bay Yacht Club has a long “L” shaped wooden dock exten…
Jamaica to the Bahamas
Captain’s Log May 12 to May 23, 2011
The Great Mango Run –
Jamaica, the run around Cuba, past Haiti, and The Bahamas
May 12: We moved to the dock early Thursday morning. The Montego Bay Yacht Club has a long “L” shaped wooden dock exten…
Jamaica to the Bahamas
Captain’s Log May 12 to May 23, 2011
The Great Mango Run –
Jamaica, the run around Cuba, past Haiti, and The Bahamas
May 12: We moved to the dock early Thursday morning. The Montego Bay Yacht Club has a long “L” shaped wooden dock exten…
Jamaica to the Bahamas
Captain’s Log May 12 to May 23, 2011
The Great Mango Run –
Jamaica, the run around Cuba, past Haiti, and The Bahamas
May 12: We moved to the dock early Thursday morning. The Montego Bay Yacht Club has a long “L” shaped wooden dock exten…
Bald Head Island, a Place to Kick Back and Relax
5/16-5/17 – Bald Head Island sits on the northeastern shore at the mouth of the Cape Fear River’s inlet to the ocean. It is accessible only by water. In spite of a push for major development in the 1960’s (which was somewhat thwarted) it has retain…
Life at 8.5 knots in the Philippine Islands…
Cruising the Philippine islands has been easy weatherwise…we hit the weather perfectly as it is the lull period between the seasonal monsoons. The weather is transitioning from winter NE winds to summer SW winds and during this time there is very li…
We Made It!
Location: East Greenwich, Rhode Island Coordinates: 41° 41.113′ N 71° 26.789′ W After twelve days underway and 2026 nautical miles, we arrived safely in East Greenwich, Rhode Island yesterday afternoon. When we left Fajardo, Puerto Rico on Thursday, May 5 we didn’t know how far we would be able to go before the weather would stop […]
