Teak Deck Repairs

The seams in the teak deck were in need of repair, being that they were 25 years old, and hoping to get another 25 years out of the deck. The port side of the deck is done. This is an image of the starboard side waiting to be caulked. The blue painters tape took about 3 hours to apply, however cleanup is a breeze and the seams and teak do not need to be sanded after the tape is removed.

Ready for Sunset

Sharon has her seat reserved on the flybridge for sunset viewing at Whitehall Bay.

Holly Tree

This is a 275 year old holly tree we discovered on Wye Island when we were anchored in Dividing Creek. Note - Sharon is standing on the right side in the shade.

Dividing Creek Anchorage

View from land of Big Run anchored on Dividing Creek, Wye River

Well Deserved Rest

After being relentlessly driven by the Admiral, the Captain manages to steal five minutes of "quality" time.

Kayak Tranquility

Not to be outdone by the other kayak websites, we had to take a photo of our kayaks too.

On the hook

View of Big Run from the kayaks while anchored in Shaw Bay on the Wye River, just off Eastern Bay

Magothy River

Bob on the foredeck enjoys the evening at Eagle Cove.

Kayak Mounts

The newly installed kayak mounts on the top deck are working well.

Bow Refinishing

Here the bowsprit and toe rails are shown before applying the finish. The handrails, staunchions and pulpit were removed and refinished separately before being reinstalled. Previously, only the toe rails and hand rails were finished. We decided to finish the bowsprit also. A little elbow grease and metal polish did wonders for the staunchions and pulpit.

Chair in a Box

Good seating is always needed for the crew after a hard day. Luckily, the Captain knew how to put these chairs together

Boat Security Officer

Laying down on the job again, but we'll keep her. She's a great boat dog.

Let Them Eat Cake

Cheesecake that is - in celebration of Jesse's 21st Birthday.

The Admiral Commandeers the Helm

The crew fearing for their lives due to near perfect boating conditions planned a ill-fated mutiny and Sharon had to assume command of the vessel during a family float on the Chesapeake Bay.