Lovely weather. Quite a few boats leaving harbor for friendlier climes.
Century Club: Greg Brennan
Ebb tide against a south wind made big rollers this morning. Must have been a bumpy night out in the anchorage.
I cut the row short at marker 5 due to the wind direction and the waves.
Clear skies and just a little chop this morning. Lots of boats in the anchorage but nobody moving.
Calm conditions, quite a few powerboats and sailboats were heading out this morning, but no close calls. Horn Point anchorage is very full but nothing was in my usual pathway.
Saw at least one cormorant and several jumping fish. Plenty of gulls overhead.
This one is late and I have no memory of the particulars.
Slightly abbreviated route this morning due to some rower abrasion TMI but lovely calm weather with gulls, cormorants, and jumping fish. And lots of paddle boarders. Thanks to Duffy for the sunrise shot.
Tall waves but not too much wind. The southward fleet is starting to gather int the Horn Point anchorage.
It was a bit too bumpy to head into the Severn this morning so I went up the creek.
First off, all the fish and birds are back from vacation, lots of ducks and gulls and cormorants. Second there were many boats heading out of port. I expect many of them are heading to get a choice spot for the skipjack race this afternoon.
Only modicum of insanity out in the Severn this afternoon. Got to watch Joel White Havens and Herreshoff 12 1/2s running around. There was a black backed gull sitting on marker 4 which is a sure sign the ospreys have left the coop.














































