After such a busy day yesterday, today seemed tame! Not a lot happening - we did spend a good amount of time picking up rocks....the area with the new grass seems to be growing more rocks than grass, haha.
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Manta 40
Home port - Oriental, NC USA
Home marina - Our dock on Brown Creek
Home port - Oriental, NC USA
Home marina - Our dock on Brown Creek
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2022-2023 Bahamas Sail
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Nov 2017 to Nov 2018 - 3118 nautical miles Texas to NC
Nov 2018 to Nov 2019 - 3109 nautical miles NC-Bahamas-NC
Nov 2019 to April 2020 --- 2656 nautical miles NC-Bahamas - NC
Nov 2020 to May 2021 - 2750 nautical miles NC - Bahamas - NC
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- Let's see - I'm supposed to describe myself....married for WOW 42 years!, mom of two boys (now men), pilot, sailor (in training), happy (most of the time), traveler (when I can!), always have a book on the nitestand, always planning the next adventure (big and small!)
Hey K,
ReplyDelete...haha...that's funny...you know in North Dakota...every field on every farm has a rock pile in the middle of it...as they plow up rocks year after year...the put them on the tractor and because they go around in ever decreasing circles...in the end...they always come to the rock pile in the center...and they add any new rocks to it...some of the piles are huge...yours look like they were a lot of work to gather...
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T