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| Our friends, Bud and Sandy on Acadia, weighing anchor in Harness Creek yesterday morning |
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| Waterman checking his trotline for crabs on the South River |
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| Shimmering bay makes it harder to spot crab pot markers |
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| Lots of jumbo blue crabs being hauled in these days! |
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| Always thrilling to watch fighter jets |
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| Although it wasn't terribly windy, we decided to "dust off" the staysail and reef the main. |
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| Saw two eagles, but didn't capture them........there's no shortage of gulls! |
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| 7.8 kts speed over ground with 19.9 kts of apparent wind....not bad for Virginia Dare under reduced sail! |
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| Blue sky day! |
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| He doesn't like the title, "Captain," so I call him Captain Crunch. |
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| It's not often we see another Hallberg-Rassy! This is an H-R 46, Indigo. |
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| Keeping the sails trimmed for the best speed and efficiency |
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| Trimming the staysail |
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| Nice wind and a calm sea state make for a great day of sailing the Chesapeake Bay |
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| Boat dog and a waterman checking his trotline just inside the breakwall at Herrington Harbour North |
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