38 58.537 N
76 29.034 W
We have taken a slip for two nights right in the Baltimore Inner Harbor. Its a little bit on the expensive side, but worth it just to be right down town. The area reminds me of Darling Harbor, or maybe how Docklands wants to be after it is more established. Last night (Sunday) we strolled into town for dinner at "Bubba Gumps Shrimp" and enjoyed some serious air-conditioning. It was another hot night. The boat AC could barely cope, but at least we were running in shore power and the Genset could have a rest.
Monday July 9, 2012
The long awaited cool change arrived Sunday night after midnight, so we have woken up to very mellow weather. We spent the early hours of the day sitting on the aft deck enjoying our coffee and taking turns in the shower. Deidre is now getting industrial and has several loads of washing under way. I wanted to spend some time hosing down and cleaning the boat. We also need to do some grocery and boat shopping (12V light bulbs, stainless steel cleaner and etc) and banking.
Bruce and Bob "shopping" |
Little Italy Baltimore |
Late in the afternoon we were invited to visit a neighbor boat "Steadfast" for a glass of wine and tips about NYC. It was a Katy-Krogan "Whaleback" trawler with husband and wife crew. The husband suffers from a crippling and progressive disease that had put him in a wheelchair, but they continued to cruise. Great company, and quite an amazing feat.
Sunset |
Tuesday July 10, 2012
Sue and Bruce were picked up by their daughter at about 10AM. Deidre has a several loads of wash to do and I needed to wash down the boat before departing. We have just had a light lunch. We plan to leave by about 1PM and head south back towards Annapolis for our mail!
Having Sue and Bruce on board was great fun. We are sad to see them leave.
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Have you guys dodged the storms? We've had another gusty one last night but were safely tucked in after bringing up the dinghy and securing the kayaks just in time without seconds to spare! WHEW!
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