Our little inlet is cozy, probably less than a hundred acres in size. It provides us good shelter from the wind action and wind. We now are getting better at setting the anchor first time in the Chesapeake mud. We have gone out on the South River and the bay a few times when the winds are right to go for a sail.
Summer is definitely in full swing here. The power boat crowd is everywhere. Social distancing is become less noticeable on weekends, boats are rafted up as people get back to socializing. They still wear masks at the store and out shopping, but not so much when out at the beach or on the water.
We continue to get a least a couple of packages per day and continue maintenance and our casual refit. So far the wind instruments and wires leading from the cockpit to mask have all been replaced. Connections for depth, boat speed sensors have been redone. We fed three new leads up the mast bring new cables up the mast in the future (this was obviously easier said then done!). It has a great opportunity to be a part of all of the refit maintenance to expand my knowledge of how the boat works.
