If you head up the Severn River, then turn to port into Spa Creek, there's a mooring ball field off the west bank just past the drawbridge. That's where we were last night.
This morning we left to sail north to Cornfield Creek just north of Gibson Island. Much of today's sailing was dead to windward and on an ebb tide. First reef in the main and second reef in the jib, the rain and cold persist. Good exercise.
Thanks Dobbs, I'm going to get a larger chart of that area if I can. Found the Spar Creek Drawbridge. Anywhere near the Annapolis Yacht Club Activity Centre?
Rob.
Last edited by Bligh; 09-27-2023 at 12:50.
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