Day Twenty Eight

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We left Staten Island around 9:25 am.  We travelled all day but did stop  to enjoy lunch along the way.  We made it to the Intra Coastal Waterway.  Yippee.

We will be spending the night at the Barnegat Bay Marina.  We will be fueling up, hopefully doing some laundry and provisioning if there is anything handy.

There were a lot of boats out today.  At one point I counted seventeen boats.  These were mainly people fishing from the boat.  I guess it is the think to do on a nice Sunday afternoon.

I didn't take any pictures today as my camera battery wasn't charged until we docked at the Marina.  

Day Twenty Seven

We anchored in Staten Island on Friday and Saturday night.  So not much to report for day 27.  However, I will post some of the pictures I took going through New York.

LaGuardia Airport - so many planes

New York City 1

New York City 2

New York City 3

New York City 4

Staten Island Ferry

Can't help but post this lady again

We hope to make the intra coastal waterway tomorrow.  We will be glad to get off of the ocean.  You never know from one day to the next what the ocean has in mind for you.

 Stay tuned.  I have not been able to charge my camera for photos.  Should be tonight.

Day Twenty Six

We left Joshua’s Cove around 9:40 am heading for New York.  Today was nice and sunny with calm seas again.  Sooo nice.  We went by Rikers Island, North and South Brothers Islands before heading into New York.

I took a lot of pictures as we travelled through New York but I certainly won’t post them all.  Some I will post tomorrow as the battery in my camera needs to be charged before I can get the pictures off.  These pictures are from my phone.

Downtown NY

Ferries - always going!!!

Ellis Island

Chrysler Building

Statue of Liberty

What a lady

We are anchored in Great Kills Harbour.  It is very nice here.  More pictures tomorrow, I hope. It depends on whether or not I can get my camera battery charged.  Power is a premium on a boat.

Day Twenty Five

We anchored in Joshua's Cove last night.  We are very disappointed with the anchorages so far.  They seem to all be covered in mooring balls.

We left around 9:20 am.  It was a beautiful sunny day but chilly.  The seas were really calm and made travelling today much nicer.  We should be a day away from New York tonight.  I will definitely take pictures.

New York skyline in the distance

Downtown New Rochelle

Today was Cora's birthday.  She turned 3 today.  She was being a good girl and used the pee pad.  Hmmm I should of had cake for her as a treat.

Looking forward to tomorrow.

Day Twenty Four

Enough said.....Oops I didn't say anything yet......Oh yes, enough said.  

The day didn't start or end on a good note.  All is well, so no worries.  Perhaps some day I'll include a tidbit from today.  

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Day Twenty Three

We left Newport at 9:10 am.  This morning we had a man, certainly not a gentleman, honking his truck horn at us.  Apparently, we were attached to his floating dock.  When we arrived in Newport we contacted the person in charge and we were told to hook up to dock # 5.  Well, he was not happy with us, said a few not nice words and kept screaming at us.  Since we were just leaving, I closed the port door and ignored him.     

 These are the pictures I wanted to get yesterday.  

 

 

The sun was out most of the day and the seas were beautiful.  Consequently, we travelled further that we had planned.  These are some of the beautiful sites we saw along the way today.  We saw a couple of ferries and a cruise ship.  

 

Point Judith

Watch Hill Point

Block Island Sound

North Dumpling Island

We are attached to a mooring ball in North Cove, Old Saybrook, CT for the night.  It is very quiet with little to no movement.