Century Club: Keith Chapman

Saturday, October 3, 2020
Number of days:
1 day

With Abby in late afternoon on the Whaler 13.  Ran to Rock Hall and back (first time to Rock Hall by water).  Went all the way in the inlet.  Really nice sunset run back.  

Friday, October 2, 2020
Number of days:
1 day

Tuned in to Happy Hour!

Thursday, October 1, 2020
Number of days:
1 day

Before work, out to end of inlet marks, met Greg in Little Magothy for LM tour, beautiful morning.  

Wednesday, September 30, 2020
Number of days:
1 day

After work, along CSC shore to main beach/Deep Creek.  Beautiful moonrise. Don't know why the pictures sometimes go in to the log upside down...

Tuesday, September 29, 2020
Number of days:
1 day

Before work on new board - met with Greg on his board by main beach, Little Magothy tour, some swell practice.  Very windy from south - upwind work in LM.

Monday, September 28, 2020
Number of days:
1 day

Tried out new Bote Flood SUP, mostly dark, went up along Cape St Claire shore. New additional all purpose board so family can join in.

Sunday, September 27, 2020
Number of days:
1 day

Morning tour, out to end of Little Magothy inlet markes, LM tour, markers again, surf stance/swim practice

Saturday, September 26, 2020
Number of days:
1 day

Sunset cruise with Jim, Little Magothy, then drifitng near Dobbins, then run up Magothy and back.  Challenge was finding places to drift where the rain wasn't starting to fall...

Friday, September 25, 2020
Number of days:
0 days

Before work.  Out past inlet buoys to Magothy channel, back for Little Magothy tour, back out inlet buoys, shoot the pier.  

 

* Second trip on one day, so I set the # of days to 0 on this one.

 

Friday, September 25, 2020
Number of days:
1 day

Yacht Club of Cape St Claire Friday night race - singlehand, ran honor start for race as committee, light wind, ran screacher as jib and was making very good way, retired during first leg to shorten course for rest of fleet and to anchor and act as finish line for rest of boats as the wind was too light for them to make fiirst mark.*

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