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Re: 2018 Sailing Season on the Chesapeake
Tomorrow afternoon starts our fall vacation. There are no overall plans but to sail the Chesapeake following wind. There appears to be no shortage of that, at least starting off. We plan to stay north of the Potomac mostly.
Forecast for tomorrow starts off with 15-20 gusts to 35 slowly diminishing over the course of the day. Probably will hand tight at the marina a dinghy around some. Saturday still shows good strong NW wind 10-15 gusts to 20, perfect for a sleigh ride down the Bay to Solomons.
Haleakala is stocked up with fresh swordfish, filet mignon so, NY strips ' chicken breasts, homemade chili, fresh pears and peaches, golden pineapple, quinoa, and purple Peruvian potatoes. Also lots of grapes...and pressed grapes ( Pinot noir) .
Looking forward to a relaxing cool sailing vacation with lots of fall colors
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