SAILING GLOSSARY
Bay
A bay is a portion of a sea, lake, or ocean that extends into the land and is partially surrounded by it. It generally provides some shelter from the wind and waves, which can make it a favorable place for sailing, anchoring, or mooring. The size and shape of a bay can vary considerably, from a small, well-protected bay to a large body of water that is almost open.
Other terms used Cove
ALONG OUR JOURNEY
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Articles 11
- A beautiful day of sailing toward Cornfield Harbour
- We’re sinking in Solomons Island
- We’re charging up our batteries.
- Baltimore! Finally, a Big City!
- Waiting for our package, I climb the mast!
- At Sandy Hook, you can really feel the boating lifestyle.
- A Visit to Nyack
- Day 4 : Our most southern point to date!
- Day 3 - Burlington to Converse Bay
- Day 1 - Official departure from Treadwell around 12:30 p.m.!
- Preparing Eolo for Self-Sufficiency
Places 34
- Deltaville
- Jackson Creek 2
- Reedville
- Reedville east Anchorage
- Cornfield Harbour
- Point Lookout Boat Ramp
- Solomons Island
- Zahnisers Mooring Field
- Chesapeake Harbour Marina
- Rams Head Tavern
- Boatyard Bar & Grill
- McGarvey's
- Federal House Bar & Grille
- Armada Dockside Cantina
- Annapolis
- Annapolis Market House
- Mouillage Severn River
- Phillips seafood
- Baltimore
- Canton Baltimore Mooring
- Chesapeake City
- Mooring Basin
- Utsch's Marina
- Cape May
- Atlantic Highlands Municipal Harbor
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