Atlantic City Aquarium Dock

Atlantic City Boardwalk.  We took in a show at Tropacana on Sunday for Mother's Day.

We moved Shore Thing to a dock on Sat.  The winds had picked up overnight and we decided to head for shelter.  There were wind gusts to 40mph.  We were glad to be on a dock.

Anchorage Rum Point, Atlantic City, NJ

39 23.368N

74 24.514W

It was so perfect that we decided to just keep going past Cape May and head up the Jersey Coast to Atlantic City.  View from Rum Point

More on the Delaware River

We got up at o'dark 30 and left Chesapeake City alone.  It was a beautiful ride down the Delaware River

Free Dock Chesapeake City, MD

39 31.626N

75 48.671W

View around the habor

Dock before two other boats joined us, Mary and Alan from Nomad, Westbrook, CT and John and Annie from X-Spence, Spring Cove, RI

View from our free dockage

Anchorage Swan Creek, Rock Hall, MD

39 09.065N

76 15.257W

Coming into our anchorage

Work boat on a mission

One of several tankers anchored just south of the Annapolis Bridge

On the Bay

All the boats that were fishing today had these things in the water behind the boat.  We don't know what it is--can you tell us what it is?

Anchorage Mill Creek, The Solomons, MD

38 19.694N

76 27.040W

Around the anchorage

Dozier Reggata Marina, Deltaville, VA

37 33.571N

76 18.780W

Holding here for weather to pass

One of the lighthouses on the Chesapeake

On the front portch of Dozier's Marina office with Tom and Gerry from Sea Knight, Golden Loopers

Our buddy boat, Sea Knight, on our trip out of Norfolk. 

Oceans Marina, Portsmouth, VA

36 49.889N

76 17.748W

Staging of the kayaks for the event.  They so graciously invited us for breakfast before we took off from the dock.  It was egg mc muffin and wonderful coffee--they had told us that it was biscuits and gravy so we were pleasently surprised.  We got going before the paddlers got in the water.