Cruising my 1995 Catalina 42 MK II sailboat with my cat XO, the good, the bad, and the ugly of the open ocean world cruising life.
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I was invited by Nick to help him move his Swan 46 from Key West to Galveston TX a distance across the Gulf of Mexico of about 7500 nau... -
There has always been a great interest in knowing how much to budget for the cruising life. The answer is always "it depends." I t...
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Fair warning - the author is my brother. After many years I was finally offered a prerelease version of Alberensa. Frankly, I was captivate...
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ReplyDeleteI just found your blog while I was searching the internet for any tips about anchoring near Rockport, MA. I live in Amesbury, MA and sail out of Portsmouth, NH. I saw you sailing out at the mouth of the Piscataqua last evening. Hope you are enjoying Portsmouth!
I did have a great time in the shadow of the Navy Prison. Wow, I am glad I never had to visit it during my 30 years in the Navy - I guess it actually closed after I had only been in for about 2 years.
ReplyDeleteAs for Rockport, don't even think about going into the harbor - it is very tight and every boat has a bow and stern anchor. I suggest you go around the point to the East and anchor near the beach. You will find lots of other cruisers for company but also a lot of lobster pots. Try to get there in daylight so you can see the pot bouys