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During the Fall I typically deliver many yachts from the northern US to the southern US, Caribbean and other warm water areas. This Fall I was fortunate to take a Hinckley 40 from Southwest Harbor, Maine to Charleston, SC and a Nauticat 38 from Maine to Ft Myers, FL. Both of these trips combined a use of coastal, Long Island Sound, and Intracoastal Sailing. The weather is the largest determining factor in choosing the route. This trip gives you many opportunities to choose to go offshore or stay inside in bad weather. We stopped in many interesting places including Newport, RI;Huntington, NY; Block Island; Cape Cod Canal; NYC; and many locations on the ICW. The weather in the NE was good some days and rough on others with typical winds out of the SW. The weather in the SE and especially Florida was great and we were able to stay offshore for the most part south of the NC state line. We also were offshore from NYC to Norfolk and south of Maine to Cape Cod. The thousands of lobster pots in the NE do present an added challenge near Maine and Cape Cod. The scenery is incredible on this trip and we even saw some bald eagles. This trip is a great opportunity to train new boat owners or someone wanting to learn more about navigation and boat handling.
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Egret Strutting His Stuff |
Some beautiful homes in the Northeast |
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One of my excellent crew Wendy Southwest Harbor Maine where we picked up the Hinckley I think this vessel is used to tag and spear fish Lobster boat fleet The buoys used to mark the lobster traps We had many incredible sunsets at sea Captain Patty made repairs to the Hinckley Cooling & Fuel System Many long days on the ICW Beautiful Sunset Birds enjoying an evening flight The first big bridge going into New York City The USCG was patrolling since the UN was in session Ever Wondered what these bridges look like from the water? Tall Ships at Pier 17 My Grandfather sailed one similar to this Captain Patty enjoying the Statue This is the building to replace twin towers. Also impressive memorial
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One of Maine's many Lighhouses A sister ship of the Hinckley we sailed Hinckley Yard many incredible yachts here We ate one of these delicious lobsters This is an example of the shoreline in Maine We saw many whales between Maine & Cape Cod Norfolk, VA Home of the US Navy Atlantic Fleet Occasional long bottlenecks just south of Norfolk after that no problem One of the many nice homes along the ICW New York City has many Archictectural attractive bridges The UN building Pier 17 Popular Place in Manhattan Many people were evacuated here 9/11 The Statue of Liberty Wendy enjoyed her trip to NYC The City from the New Jersey side
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