Hold Up In Atlantic Highlands

You can see this was the height of things yesterday! Keith was being productive on the computer, Larry read and lounged and I foiled my stained glass. The day was very deceiving from our view. It was calm and warm and sunny in our little bay but it was completely different out at sea. It is hard to sit in such beautiful weather and wonder if it is truly that bad out to sea. We were one of about 20 boats waiting to go off shore. We met one of our neighbors and they agreed with what we were saying "what's the hurry this is our home".

This picture is of the mooring field and we are at anchor just outside the mooring balls. We like saving $40 dollars a day. The generator did a good job of heating the water for showers.

You can tell by the ragged jib on the boat in the picture it does get windy in here. We will probably get a taste for the wind tonight. There is a small craft warning up in the bay as well as the ocean. It looks like we will not be leaving here before Monday. Unfortunately we will lose our buddy, Keith as extra crew for our overnight, he has to return for work.