#41. We had a great first day of our cruise... 30 miles in 6.75 hours. We sailed, motor-sailed, and motored. I wanted to be sure a long distance run did not turn into a marathon day. We went swimming in Dunn Cove, had dinner and did all our nightly boat chores. After a brief shower, the sun came back out and we're enjoying this beautiful evening on the hook.
Century Club: Bob Ohler
#40. We again took third place. I was on the helm after Steve handled the start. Good night to be out there!
#39 Good, quick upper-arm workout in the kayak.
This was a good, tough arm workout against a Chesapeake chop and a southeasterly breeze. I still managed to get a 1-mile kayak run though.
Sailing Team Barba Roja sailed well with a short crew of five. We tried everything but could not catch Shamal and Knot Enuf corrected over us. I worked the mainsheet and took the helm. It was good to be back racing again!
Good, honest 1-mile morning kayaking on a flat Bay to the dead-tree zone.
Just simply great canoeing through the Delaware Water Gap w/ DJO, SEO, EGO. My best canoeing w/ the family.
Sailed to K, toasted Bryan, and returned.
#33 Strava reported that this was my longest kayak run recorded. This was another good honest workout in the kayak going to the pier at Camp Roosevelt and back. 2 1/4 miles.
Because of travel & Covid, I had not been on the water in almost a month. I paddled out to the Green Can #1 buoy off Breezy Point. I got caught by surprise when I realized that I was paddling against a strong, ebb tide. Good, honest workout of 2.1 miles.