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Monthly Archives: June 2020

Finally a name!

Posted on June 28, 2020 by Jeff
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I’ve finally gotten around to painting the name on the transom, it’s only been just over a year! I’ve had the name picked out since before I finished building her, but I’ve spent my free time building and improving the more practical things on the boat.

https://sailingmoga.com/the-name/

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Sailing to a sand bar at Gwynn’s Island for the day

Posted on June 19, 2020 by Jeff
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A few weeks ago my wife and I took the boat out to a sand bar on the eastern end of Gwynn’s Island for a beach day. The trip was only 6 miles, but we had a great day on the sand and some excitement on the way home. It was a good test for my homemade anchor in light and flukey winds.

https://sailingmoga.com/gwynns-island-sandbar-2020/

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Sailing around the mouth of the Rappahannock

Posted on June 3, 2020 by Jeff
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A few weeks ago I took my boat out from Windmill Point at the Rappahannock River. I planned to go north and explore Fleet’s Bay, but changed my mind and went where the wind blew. I went 26.2 miles in 5.5 hours with an average speed of 4.8mph and a max of 7.8mph.

https://sailingmoga.com/rappahannock-mouth-2020/

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