SAILING GLOSSARY
Dinghy
A dinghy is a small boat used to travel between the sailboat and shore, a marina, a dock, or a beach, particularly when the main boat is at anchor. It can be rigid or inflatable and is generally propelled by oars or a small outboard motor. Basically, it’s our personal little shuttle when Eolo decides to stay away from the dock.
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ALONG OUR JOURNEY
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Articles 12
- We’re sinking in Solomons Island
- Baltimore! Finally, a Big City!
- Going to Annapolis
- A Good Reminder to Always Put Safety First!
- Tick Infestation and a Few More Days at Sandy Hook
- At Sandy Hook, you can really feel the boating lifestyle.
- Two Days in New York with a Spectacular View!
- A Regatta in Kingston and Some Tricky Anchorages!
- Discovering Saugerties
- Heading to Catskill for the mast stepping!
- Day 2 - Bluff Point to Burlington
- Martek Davits
Places 26
- Jackson Creek 2
- Reedville east Anchorage
- Zahnisers Mooring Field
- Chick & Ruth's Delly
- Boatyard Bar & Grill
- Mouillage Severn River
- Inner Harbor
- Canton Baltimore Mooring
- Mooring Basin
- Utsch's Marina
- Mouillage Coast Guard Cape May
- South Jersey Marina
- Mouillage Atlantic Highlands
- Atlantic Highlands Municipal Harbor
- Mouillage Horseshoe Cove
- Ellis Island Anchorage
- Liberty Landing Marina
- Nyack Boat Club
- Haverstraw
- Haverstraw Harbor
- Cold Spring
- Mouillage Cold Spring
- Quai public de Riverside Park
- Plage Blanchard
- Bluff Point
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