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Sailing journal and photographs from the sailing vessel Cay Player
Welcome
Welcome to our sailing journal-blog for the sailing catamaran, Cay Player. She's a 1992 Gemini built by Performance Cruising of Annapolis, Maryland; hull #341 (sail #342). Coincidentally, that's where we originally purchased her and started the voyage down the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) ... although under a different name at that time.
The journal-blog is to the right, started in 2006 and recently we've resumed updating this travelogue. As for the column below, those are just some items that may be interesting, and lower down the "archive". This blog is about not just our boat, but sailing and water-related fun times of all sorts.
Those of you who know us, realize I'm using a "nom de plume" but Barry definitely is Barry!
Hope you enjoy these as much as we do ... it's a voyage that will continue for a long time ...!
The journal-blog is to the right, started in 2006 and recently we've resumed updating this travelogue. As for the column below, those are just some items that may be interesting, and lower down the "archive". This blog is about not just our boat, but sailing and water-related fun times of all sorts.
Those of you who know us, realize I'm using a "nom de plume" but Barry definitely is Barry!
Hope you enjoy these as much as we do ... it's a voyage that will continue for a long time ...!
Blog Archive
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2006
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December
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- Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 18, our motorsailing dre...
- This leg of our ICW voyage, finally making it to C...
- A shrimp boat, and a much larger commercial vessel...
- Charleston Harbor was an exciting area to sail thr...
- So much history in Charleston made it attractive t...
- Enjoying the lines, angles and reflections as we r...
- Views from where we docked in were just as enjoyab...
- Small boats sported their spinnakers while returni...
- Evening at the Charleston City Marina brought out ...
- Night lights at Charleston yacht club and harbor.
- Night in Charleston City Marina. This large, well...
- Docking in for the night means first, making sure ...
- BEAUFORT to SAVANNAH, October 21 (2006)After I rej...
- Arising early as we always did, at the downtown ha...
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- This "Welcome to Beaufort" sign is along the south...
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- The stitching that strengthens the tack end of the...
- I enjoyed being able to see not only the genoa sai...
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- Several dolphins were spotted in this area by Barr...
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- Much of the area around the Savannah River was low...
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- This opening at Causton Bluff Bridge was the only ...
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- We'd heard that the cemetery associated with the "...
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- These various birds have really made this old pier...
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- It's always fun to look at other boats, their name...
- Floating by boatyards and marine services along th...
- This area, approaching Savannah from the north, is...
- Here we were within sight of arriving at our desti...
- A fond view of Double Jeopardy which carried us fo...
- You can see the boat here tied up straight ahead, ...
- View of the boatyard at Sail Harbor, where the boa...
- View of some of our new neighbors at Sail Harbor M...
- Docked in at Sail Harbor Marina Oct. 21, 2006. We...
- Sunset at Sail Harbor Marina on Wilmington Island,...
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Labels
- Docked (16)
- Florida Keys (2)
- ICW during the trip 2006 (6)
- ICW Georgia - 2006 (5)
- ICW in S.C. - 2006 (3)
- ICW-Charleston S.C. 2006 (7)
- Jacksonville (35)
- Key West (1)
- Key West trip 3/2012 (5)
- Maintenance (2)
- Meals and Cooking (2)
- Refit - electrical (3)
- Refit - plumbing (2)
- Refit - surfaces (5)
- Refit - upgrades (6)
- Refit - upgrades; Refit - woodworking (1)
- Refit - woodworking (2)
- Sailing information (2)
- Sailing photos (1)
- Scenery (5)
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