Sea No Evil Travels

It has come time for the Atlantic Ocean run from Atlantic City to Great Kills Harbor. We got up early for our 0530 departure and there was a heavy fog laying over the inlet. There were several boats lining up for departure. Two fishing boats made a speedy run for Continue Reading

Well, we planned on staying one more day in Cape May due to weather when I got a call from our friends Tom and Diane on “Beachside” and they asked if we were willing to make the run today with a 60 mile inside run to Atlantic City.  We agreed Continue Reading

It has finally come. It is time for the run down the Delaware River to Cape May. We have a great plan, the weather is good with forecast for 1 to 3 foot seas, an outgoing tide and 8 to 15 knot head winds. One by one the loop boats Continue Reading

It’s time to move forward again. Today’s destination is the Delaware City Marina located about 34 NM from Havre de Grace.We headed back across the bay following the tight channel and heading up the Elk River. There are several beautiful estates along the river. We had a following tide along Continue Reading

After a great visit with Tony and Shirley it was time to move forward and move forward heading north up the Chesapeake towards Havre de Grace, MD. We left early with expectations of 10 knot winds and light rain on our 40 NM trip. After leaving the Swan Creek the Continue Reading

After having conversations with Shirley and Tony on “Puffin” it was decide that we would back track slightly and head to Rock Hall, MD and try our first mooring ball. We pulled our lines and headed east to cross the Chesapeake. The weather wasn’t as kind today as it has Continue Reading

After our final night in Annapolis it was time to move forward and head to Baltimore. There were a few sailboats already in the harbor and the mooring balls were full in anticipation of the upcoming Naval Academy graduation. We turned to starboard to head to the Chesapeake then north Continue Reading

It was another early start for a fifty mile run to Annapolis, MD with expectations of a calm morning on the water with wind increasing and seas at up to 2 feet by midday. We slowly motored south on the Back Creek and worked our way back to the Chesapeake Continue Reading

After a relaxing 3 days at Crisfield it was time to move forward and run across the Chesapeake to the Solomon Islands where we had reservations at the Beacon Marina. We left in a 3 boat flotilla of R & R, Thistle and Sea No Evil. The weather was nice Continue Reading

We got up early today to head to Crisfield, MD and stay at Somers Cover Marina which would be about 40 miles and about 5 to 6 hours. The weather forecast called for 15 to 20 knot winds out of the south with 2 to 3 foot waves. We followed Continue Reading