Thursday, June 19, 2014


6/18/14: We left Cape May, NJ headed to Atlantic City, NJ on 6/16/14. As we were exiting the marina we saw Sea Gypsy a GH37 anchored. 


Sea Gypsy GH37



Beautiful Morning To Cast Off The Lines


After hearing all the stories about the ICW we decided to wait on a good weather window and travel on the outside Atlantic Ocean.  Our patience paid off, it was a beautiful day on the Atlantic.



Ocean City - View From Atlantic Ocean


Ocean City - View From Atlantic Ocean


We spent two nights in Atlantic City, NJ waiting on another good weather window. 

Atlantic City, NJ - View From Atlantic Ocean


Atlantic City, NJ - View From Atlantic Ocean


Atlantic City, NJ - View From Atlantic Ocean


We left and it turned out to be a very foggy trip north to Manasquan Inlet.

We stayed at Hoffman Marina in Manasquan Inlet. We had requested a slip on the east side of the railroad bridge. They didn’t have one so they put us on a T-head right by the train. I have to say the train didn’t really bother me (Elaine) but they have a wicked current.  Passing boats are not able to maintain idle speed due to the swift current at the bridge so it’s a bumpy stay.





Train Track Right In Front of Twelve Stones



The Manasquan area is know for Tuna, Shark, & Marlin fishing. 





Our next stop, New York City!

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