Waiting
The Well Is Full
Danny Getting Ready to Go In
On Our Way to the Marina
Low Tide - This Guy Must Not Love His Boat
Today You Can See the Mayflower Replica
Klang II was used in World War II in the Evacuation of Troops from St. Malo, France and You Too Can Own her for $85,000.00
For Our Kids
We arrived at Plymouth to cold, rain, fog and wind. The boat was still on the hard and we were kept busy de-winterizing and supplying the boat for the trip. We did launch the boat on May 17, another foggy, rainy day and then we headed to Brewers Marina to wait for better weather. You can only launch on a mid to high tide as there is no water in the boat well otherwise. Thank goodness for our own personal harbour hosts, Judi and David Campbell who we met on the Loop in Georgian Bay, looking after our needs and entertainment with the exception of the weather. We did some touring of the area and ate the local fare. We had a great time in Plymouth in spite of the weather and met many of the locals who made our time there memorable.
1 comment:
You guys had quite the busy time during your "off boating" season. Moved all the way cross country -- WOW!
We cruised this winter - spent 4+ months in the Bahamas. It was great there this year. We are on our way back home, currently in Oriental, NC.
Safe travels
Gerry and Linda
M/V Monk's Vineyard
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