“Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.” —Andre Gide
We made it...we're finally back in Maine. We've seen a lot of the east coast this year. We were in the Keys in January and now we'll spend a month or so exploring Maine. If you'd like to see where we've been, check out our Travel Log or map.
Hopefully our days will begin a little later than they have this past week. We left Gloucester this morning at 6:00. We had a lot of miles to go today and wanted to be there before dinner. It was a perfect day in the Atlantic...sunshine, light winds and smooth seas. The only thing that could have made it better would have been a whale sighting...maybe another day.
We picked up a friend's mooring in Water Cove off of Bailey Island just in time to get things settled, change clothes and meet them for dinner. We enjoyed a wonderful evening catching up with Claudette and Bruce, eating lobster and taking in the beautiful view of the cove. We may spend a few days here exploring the island, doing a little boat maintenance, relaxing and waiting for weather to pass.
We had a little fog leaving Gloucester this morning
Blyman Canal
The Pearl moored in Water Cove
Dinner with Claudette and Bruce at the Morse's Cribstone Grill
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