We leave by 7:45 and have fairly good sailing once we are out on the Chesapeake. We are close hauled, but later in the day the wind turns on our nose and we are motoring. We pound into waves for about 3 hours. Linda had to turn to her Ginger root to avoid sea sickness. We have stayed in this Mill Creek by Reedville before and it is always after some rough sailing or motoring.We arrive at 4pm. It is always so calm here. We enjoy a quiet evening and are in bed by 8:30.
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| Navy target in the Chesapeake for aircraft |
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| Another cool day behind the vinyl |
I text Ken Nitchie, Ken and Donna are our next stop, to open up our windlass box from Defender. I fully expect it to be the wrong one or some other issue. It is the correct one.
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