A brief paddle off Forest Landing before some other evening commitments. Warm conditions and great scenery, as always.
Century Club: Jonathan Nepini
Out for a short sail this evening on Barba Roja. Light breeze and warm temps prevailed for our brief sail, but the rain did manage to catch up with us for a bit just before we got back to Back Creek. Still a nice relaxing evening on the water.
The days are getting ever shorter, so I took a lap out to Barrett island across the river, probably for the last time this season. I tucked around the back side of the island to see the short causeway that serves as a driveway, then headed back across. Nice light-ish conditions to make the jump.
Took a quick late-evening lap off Leonardtown Wharf out to green "9" off Mulberry Point and back. Pleasent, nearly windless conditions for a good time to enjoy the fresh air and do some thinking.
During a lovely garden party and crab feast, a friend asked me to help her replace the standing rigging on her Hobie 14. After the rigging was swapped, I took the boat for a little lap on St. George Creek. The boat is quick, and after my first ride on a catamaran I understand the appeal. Beautiful, light conditions on a goregous afternoon.
A quick paddle this morning up Back Creek to get moving before my plans later in the day. Pleasant, sunny, warm weather made for a great trip, and I got to enjoy checking out a number of AYC boats in town for the Annapolis to Solomons race.
A nice long paddle off SMSA and up Mill Creek in very pleasant conditions. I headed along the shoreline and up to Brooks Cove, a small piece of water I hadn't previously visited. I enjoyed a great sunset on the front patio afterwards, and catching up with some folks from the club. Nice to be in town for the first weekend in almost two months.
A nice long paddle off Forest Landing with Dewey - we paddled up to Nats Creek and enjoyed great conversation and a pleasant evening.
Out for a short, rainy sail on Barba Roja in almost no breeze to have fun and unwind after work. Despite the less than compelling conditions I had a nice time unwinding and catching up with some friends I've seen a lot this summer but haven't had a good chat with in a while. We tested a new to the boat staysail, which fits very well.
Out for a sunset paddle off Clarke's Landing. The paddle itself was fine, but the true showstopper was the sky from the storm remnants moving in, which made for a truly jaw-dropping sunset. I'm so lucky to be able to enjoy views like these!

