Author: jimonterrapin

NYC Here We Come

June 9 – 14 2022 We left Norfolk for an overnighter to Cape May NJ. Everything went amazingly to plan and arrived the next morning. The South Jersey Marina sounded better on the web site than in reality and charged a premium. We did have a chance to walk around and had a pretty good […]

Summer 2022

May 10 – 30, 2022 I’m back in business. I had started to catch up on the travel BLOG’s when I ran into problems editing the web site. Everything seems to be working once more. Over the winter I had a few items fixed on the boat. The big one was replacing the steering pumps […]

Deltaville VA

November 5 – 9, 2021 Water coming into the wing engine was a major issue that needed to be resolved. The plan was to do overnight ocean passages to quickly get to Florida and I didn’t feel comfortable doing that without a backup engine (wing engine). I found an authorized service provider for the wing […]

Haul Out and Repairs

August 1- November 4, 2021 After Cambridge there was a short wait in Annapolis then on to Harrington Harbor North marina to haul out the boat and do maintenance and repairs. The major item was getting the fuel leak repaired and a long list of other items. Of course, nothing ever, ever goes as planned […]

Cambridge MD

July 22-24, 2021 Cambridge was a surprise in many ways. The old historic homes and buildings were really cool. The visitors center was actually pretty interesting and the Harriet Tubman museum was not bad for being privately funded and free. The food was, once again, really good. Another surprise was “Thunder on the Choptank” was […]

Oxford MD

July 20-21, 2021 After reading James Michener’s Chesapeake I was looking forward to seeing the communities on the Choptank River. I wasn’t disappointed. Oxford is a small town and we stayed at the marina not too far from the town center. We rented bikes and took in the historic homes and had some really good […]

Baltimore MD

July 15-19, 2021 . On the way to Baltimore there were some interesting things to see including a handsome light house or light. Some are not so pretty but functional. A “can’t miss” is the Francis Scott Key memorial buoy next to the bridge of the same named. We had a great stay in a […]

Magothy River MD

July 14, 2021 We, Sandy and I, decided to spend a night anchored out instead of a marina on the way to Baltimore. The large Magothy River bay had several nice places to anchored and we chose the one in front of the “glass house” described for this spot in Active Captain. It was a […]