Do you know what October means? Boat Home Tour! This is one of my favorite events every year. We've sold out again, like every year since the tour began. Check out the website I linked to above and watch the local news for more details. If you couldn't get a ticket this year, mark it on your calendar for next year and bookmark the website.

Oh boy ... it's been a busy month. After our long cruise, there was a whiskey tasting, a fishing charter, and a fantastic concert (TV on the Radio). Then, last weekend there was camping in WV. Tonight I'm going to see Cake! I'm not sad about this schedule - just realizing if I don't share some photos today, I may not share any for another week.

Skipped a week of photo updates because a long weekend of cruising beckoned. And when a cruising weekend approaches you heed the call. Day 1: Washington, D.C. to Port Tobacco On a lovely Thursday morning, Linda and I dropped lines shortly after 8am. The water was nearly still with a light breeze out of the south. Our destination was Port Tobacco near Chapel Point.

Last week flew by and was a blast all at the same time. My flight to Colorado was early the morning of 8/15 and my return was the night of 8/18. In 3.5 days I managed to surf Scout wave in Salida 3 times at an amazing flow (before releases were stopped by USACE on 8/18) and complete 2 raft trips (a class I/II into Salida via Drift In on 8/16 and Fractions on 8/17).

Communities around Washington, D.C. are working to address the issue of abandoned and derelict vessels in the Anacostia River.

Another week flew by. Did you catch the Sturgeon Moon or any meteors? I'm heading to CO for the weekend. Here's what I did in between. What have you been up to?

The new barge means the business will be able to provide even more seafood to patrons, and will even have a boat drive-through for residents of the marina.