Visited and sea trialed a very well-cared-for 2006 Sailfish 2660 CC in southern Maryland. Decided to buy it on the spot. Seller could not have been more open and forthcoming about his ownership experience. He's a marine mechanic so it was obvious that he had applied a professional level of service and maintenance to all boat systems from the engines to the scuppers. Taking delivery this weekend! A new vessel for chasing sunrises, orange crushes, and other adventures around the Bay.
Century Club: Christopher Perez
The hunt for the right center console took me to Summit North Marina in Bear, DE. I inspected a 2008 Chris Craft Catalina 26. It had great bones but a few too many refurb projects for my taste. The search continues.
Once the rain clouds broke up it was a sparkling day. We went to visit friends at anchor in Lake Ogleton and then went to Little Burley Creek and Whitehall Creek before returning to Back Creek.
Left the dock at 0504 for the 0541 sunrise. Cloud cover kept the sky from popping off but it was still worth the trip. We ran under the Bay Bridge and around the Sandy Point light then headed back to City Dock for takeout coffee at RiseUp in Market House. Later today is a routine BCI lunch cruise, destination TBD.
The men of BCI were treated to the presence of 3 lovely passengers on today's lunch run to Kentmoor Restaurant. The Bay was as smooth as a swimming pool for the trip over and back. Next stop: Tunesday here on Back Ck courtesy of Chronic Sailing.
We took an easy slow Sunday trip around Horn Point to Annapolis City Marina for ethanol-free fuel. Saw our friends Bess and Trey aboard their 25' Contender CC. Then saw Heather and Vernon at Annapolis Landing fuel dock on the way home. We went to the end of Back Creek before coming back to the lift. Next week's temps are supposed to be in the 80's so some lunches will be planned. Welcome, June.