Shore Thing back home in her slip. The triangle loop was a great experience, over 1,600 miles and 99 locks. We really enjoyed the fresh water and Lake Champlain. Sadly, Shore Thing has been pulled for the winter.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Anchorage Oyster Bay, NY
40 52.804N
73 30.734W
Walking around Oyster Bay waiting for the wind to subside
Mooring field in Oyster Bay
Pretty unique house just outside of Manhassett Bay
It is really a scenic river
Another way of getting to Park Avenue
We have the Harlem River to ourselves
Monday, September 6, 2010
Anchorage Havastraw Bay
41 11.243N
73 53.919W
I think Army wants to beat Air Force!
Unfortunately, this picture does not do the scenery justice
Here is the pilot climbing up the ladder to the ship--really calm day
Did not pass too many ships in the Hudson but this one needed a pilot
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Anchorage Saugerties, NY
42 04.199N
73 56.534W
Lighthouse along the Hudson
Just after leaving Waterford, Federal Lock in Troy, NY. Steve on S/V Talisman getting ready to drop down 14 feet
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Still in Waterford, NY
Steve and Karen from the S/V Talisman, Gail and Mike from M/V Happy Hours V having dinner with us at the local pub in Waterford. Steve and Karen are from Sister Bay, WI and Gail and Mike are from Cairns, Australia, doing the "loop".
Steve and Karen on S/V Talisman having cocktails on Shore Thing
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Wall, Waterford, NY
42 47.182N
73 40.717W
Shore Thing hiding out in Waterford waiting for hurricane Earl to go by
No wonder makers get pulled off station
Didn't know that blue herons could walk on water!
Morning crewing
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