For those of you expecting another travel story today, we are sorry to disappoint.
But, with the help and advice of several sources, we were recommended to NOT attempt 3-5' seas, and 10-15 miles SW winds.
A NE wind is far preferable when heading South, than battling a SW wind - basically head on.
Tomorrow the winds will be NE. (Fair winds and following seas . . .)
Even though sometimes the hardest course of action is to NOT GO, the bottom line is that safety comes first.
So, today is fix up the boat day, with a mountain of 2-DO items.
Among them, to maximize the storage of things.
Unless you have been camping, or more reminiscent - travelled on the space shuttle, the trick is to utilize every cubic centimeter of space.
Other than fuel, space is the most treasured commodity on a boat.
So, we have some re-arranging to do, in hopes of gaining a bit more.
But for now, we are comfortable, and resting up for the next leg.
Hopefully, tomorrow will bring us to Cape May.
A long run - 128 miles, for an expected 7.5 hours.
I have always wanted to show Spence all of the Victorian homes there.
But, will be leaving before she decides to buy one.
(ya never know with that girl . . .)
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