About 20 degrees. Whew!
I think I might have spied skates in the creek today.
About 20 degrees. Whew!
I think I might have spied skates in the creek today.
When it's 80 before 7 a.m. with humidity to match. When you're actually looking forward to thunderstorms.
July is the hottest. At least there was a bit of breeze. Out to Church Creek. No jellies noted.
Third consecutive day of tolerable weather out on the water. Didn't see any jellyfish either. Something's gotta give....
Paddled to Little Aberdeen Creek. Enough breeze to hold the humidity at bay. Chop in the South River.
The heavy rains of the past week have brought unwelcome side effects: nasty runoff, including petroleum sheen and general gunk.
At least this morning's weather was pleasantly cool. And no jellies. Better enjoy it while it lasts.
Stayed in Crab Creek today.
How does the Weather.com app say it's 74 degrees and that it "feels like 74" as well, when it feels like you're swimming in the air?
Yes, it's hot. But we found that Eagle Cove off the Magothy River didn't have any nettles this weekend. We had 5 boats rafted and we all took to the water -- be-hatted, sunscreened, and wearing rash guards. Yes; we're too old to seek a suntan (as the liquid nitro-ed spot on my nose attested). Down to 3 boats for the overnight, with decadent filet mignon and gorgeous wines, topped off with ice cream.
Nice sail back for us, at least as far as the Bay Bridge.
Another sticky, humid day on Crab and Church Creeks. At least there was a bit of breeze to keep things tolerable.
Lots of flotsam in the creek, but the most notable was a white Adirondack chair and the occasional petroleum blobs. No jellyfish sighted today.