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| New Hampshire to Florida - Page 3 |
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| Docked in Delaware City - a most pleasant respite from the trip up the notoriously choppy Delaware Bay |
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| The MD Capital building |
| Having completed the New Jersey ICW, we headed through the Cape May Canal then northwest up the choppy Delaware Bay. We found a cute little marina in Delaware City just north of the entrance to the C & D canal. Next morning we passed through the C&D into Chesapeake Bay - then on to Annapolis where we found a town mooring just under the bridge in Spa Creek. We arrived just in time for the first day of the Powerboat Show - and we found ourselves to be a very convenient 2-minute dinghy ride to the show dock. Joining us at an adjacent mooring was PDQ #23 Duetto with John & Diane Cummings aboard. |
| In the C&D Canal we passed a nicely decked out Nordic Tug |
| Catamarans rule! We took over a fair share of the available moorings in Spa Creek |
| The somewhat strange-looking Endeavour Pilothouse 40 |
| The much sleeker Manta 44 powercat - also here for the show |
| I'm not sure why they thought this big black cloud over their boat would attract buyers? |
| A model of Reuben Trane's latest brainchild, the DSe solar-electric powercat. Hope it works out.! |
| I could scarcely believe this price: |
| $100 K more than a PDQ with less than half the space! |
| Another cold front blows through the well-protected mooring field in Spa Creek. That's Duetto in the background. |
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