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July 23, 2022

Fred S, C watch

wildlife seen while sailing up the coast of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, to our anchorage point off of star island (Maine)
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Wildlife seen while sailing up the coast of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, to our anchorage point off of star island (Maine)

Ship's Log

Noon Position
42° 36’ N, 070° 56.00’ W

Weather / Wind / Sail Plan
Weather is sunny skies, light wind, and calm seas.

Souls on Board

The morning started off bright and early. C watch was supposed to have watch from 01:00am-7:00am, however, because we decided to anchor for the night, the previous watch/crew let us sleep in till 5:30am. After wake up, C watch got the SSV Corwith Cramer off anchor. We got to watch a beautiful sunrise over Gloucester harbor.  After traveling many miles up the coast, we’ve made it further enough that there is nothing but ocean and wildlife surrounding us.  I look forward to traveling up and down the coast, and seeing all the wildlife in their natural habitat.

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  1. Christine Ament July 24, 2022 at 15:12 - Reply

    Thank you for the updates!

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