We rowed The Dingy to shore and filled up all three gas cans again; we had emptied them into the main tank earlier. Caly received multiple treats from the cashier, and she was beginning to associate all strangers with food. But when she wasn’t begging, her back was bothering her. She was moving slowly and had …
It was raining lightly when we lifted the anchor out of the sandy bottom of Roque Island Harbor. I wasted no time in donning my waterproof jacket and pants. We motored out between the rocky islands under overcast skies, and once in open water, raised the sails. In doing so the three lowest slides slipped …
At the town dock a lobster boat was propped up on its keel, leaning against the thick logs supporting the structure. The owner was cleaning the hull, he had taken advantage of the large tide to get his boat out of the water. When we left the picturesque harbor for Lubec we were immediately back in …
We slept in later than usual thanks to a very calm night on the mooring. After breakfast we headed back into Lubec for some groceries. We replenished our supply of canned seafood and cheese sticks, among other things, and walked from the grocery back to the library. Andrew ran around town and came back with …
We woke up without a clear objective for the day and wound up staying in Eastport. We spent the morning back in town, stopped at the library, and picked up some more groceries. On the walk back, we tried some mustard samples at a mustard mill museum. They were far tastier than you’d expect from …
Shortly after we rose we headed into the shipyard to pay for the second night on their morning, $16.15. Winds were light in Deep Cove but soon strengthened and made for a quick sail across to Campobello Island. The skies were blue, the bay smooth, and the sailing excellent. We headed to the breakwater in …
