Busy day on the water. Really hate when people who don't live near the water let their minds wander and report imaginary things. Responded to several imaginary drownings at the Oceanfront where citizens made whole elaborate stories up about all the people drowning and the boats attempting to get them out of the water. In reality it was an anchor buoy for the beach replenishment dredge. Then responded to a capsized center console on the Eastern Shore. Most likely abandoned, but still ran search patterns for the CG after I anchored the vessel.
Century Club: Billy Hannigan
Slow day on the water. Only saw commercial traffic, so we took a quick jaunt over to the Ocean View Black Cat Colony.
First day of active patrol on the new VBPD 507. While Saturday was busy, not so much today due to the southwest winds gusting to 35.
The final voyage of VBPD Patrol Boat 507. She is being put out to Pasture or auction, but who am I to argue over semantics.
Warmer days are ahead. Getting some projects on No Pressure squared away, hopefully it will be a good sailing year. In the meantime, got earn a living.
Decent day until the winds shifted and the bay became snotty. Of course I was on the Eastern Shore when it happened.
Great day on the North Atlantic Ocean, that is until the wind shifted to the NE and it got cold and snotty. Got some tow training in with the new MAR6.
Another beautiful day. More daylight and warmer days are here. Also, love is in the air.
Like butter on the water today. Not a lot of traffic, so created a nav course up the York River to York River Yacht Haven and out to the CH Buoy. Super low tides this a.m. so I got some piles scraped so mother nature's razor don't damage the boats.
Taste of spring...gonna be a great boating season.