First family lunch of the season at Libbey's. And first time by our latest addition, Olivia.
Century Club: Christopher Perez
Annapolis Harbor's mooring field is getting back to seasonal volume. Beautiful calm morning for a loop around Ego Alley and the anchorage.
My sunrise/sunset predictor app gave a "poor" forecast for this morning and could not have gotten it more wrong. I've learned to trust my own instincts and weather eye as evidenced by the vivid and dramatic lighting and colors from this Friday morning May 15.
Went down to the docks to take a measurent for a new dry storage solution for the center console. Next thing you know I'm cruising around Back Creek.
Capt. Tom drove us to FRC for a noisy lunch (City Dock construction)
After a gloomy post-Mother's Day Monday the sun broke out and warmed things up on Back Creek.
Once the dust had settled from our morning and afternoon of church, brunch, and family time, we went to Ego Alley for a spin and saw some friends on their boats out for the warm afternoon.
I don't always trust the sunrise predictor apps. Today was one of those days where, though fleeting, we got a nice spray of color as the rising sun poked through socked-in clouds. Worth the effort to get up and out.
A well-rounded day on the water including 2 different boats and 4 destinations. Sunrise cruise and trip to Thomas Point and Duval Creek, then a BCI/ROMEO lunch to Libbey's on a choppy Bay.
Beautiful cloud cover over Greenbury Point to catch the rising sun's rays.















