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Motor-Sailing at Sunrise (Stuart-Saint Martin Trip, December 2014)
by 
Kay Chung
Posted in Caribbean Islands, Florida, Movies on YouTube, Sailing Movies from Stuart, Florida to Saint Martin (December 17 to 29, 2014), Sailings, USA
Kay Chung
Posted in Caribbean Islands, Florida, Movies on YouTube, Sailing Movies from Stuart, Florida to Saint Martin (December 17 to 29, 2014), Sailings, USA
Sailing Movie from Stuart, Florida to Saint Martin in December 2014
by Kay Chung
Posted in Caribbean Islands, Florida, Movies on YouTube, Sailing Movies from Stuart, Florida to Saint Martin (December 17 to 29, 2014), Sailings, USA
Kay Chung
Posted in Caribbean Islands, Florida, Movies on YouTube, Sailing Movies from Stuart, Florida to Saint Martin (December 17 to 29, 2014), Sailings, USA
Outdoor Exercise, Gore Betz Park in Fort Lauderdale
I am taking a break from sailing and staying at my home in Fort Lauderdale this winter/spring. Enjoying the warm weather in South Florida, I often see many visitors in town. Of course, that comes with busy traffic. Luckily, not owning a car, I don’t deal with the traffic.
Since sailing, I have been using my folding bicycle as my main transportation method. It lets me go from point A to B. I am used to walking also. When sailing and arriving at a new place in a new country, we had to walk to do something.
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Winter 2016/2017, Jump for Joy!
by Kay Chung
Posted in Carolinas, Central America, Greetings
Kay Chung
Posted in Carolinas, Central America, Greetings
(January 15, 2017) Meeting old friends and neighbors! For staying in the Caribbean for last two years, we decided to enjoy winter weather this time. We also have things to take care of on land. Leaving the boat in North Carolina, John purchased a used vehicle. We drove it to Fort Lauderdale with our two cats. Nice to be back in Florida, Sunshine State! Despite of the heavy traffic in South Florida, we are enjoying the comforts and conveniences on land for now.
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Merry Christmas 2016!
(December 25, 2016) I am hoping your happiness is blooming today, tomorrow, and forever. Here’s my lotus flower to you. Merry Christmas! Love, Kay from South Korea
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Navy Battleships and Chrysler Museums in Norfolk, Virginia
by Kay Chung
Posted in Sailings, USA East Coast
Kay Chung
Posted in Sailings, USA East Coast
(October 23 – 25, 2016): Coming into Norfolk waterway, many Navy ships, submarines, a military hospital ship, and etc. cannot be missed. This is the biggest port I have ever seen so far.
The city of Norfolk is not too big not too small. It is comfortable and easy to look around the city. Until we visited Norfolk, we didn’t know much about this city. After spending a couple of days in downtown, we liked Norfolk a lot. The best thing we liked here is taking a self-guided tour of the humongous IOWA class battleship ‘USS Wisconsin’, one of the largest and last battleships built by the U.S.
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Liberty Fever, Sailing to Historic Yorktown and Visiting Williamsburg, Virginia
by Kay Chung
Posted in Sailings, USA East Coast
Kay Chung
Posted in Sailings, USA East Coast
(October 15 to 19, 2016): “The Historic Triangle, also known as the birthplace of American Democracy, is comprised of three cities: Yorktown, Williamsburg, and Jamestown.”
Not having a car, we rode bikes all over in Yorktown and Williamsburg (25 miles roundtrip from Yorktown).
Both Yorktown and Williamsburg are like a live US history book itself. We visited the recently renovated ‘American Revolution Museum at Yorktown’. (Replacement of Yorktown Victory Center)
The fresh look and videos in the museum, took me back to the 18th century in America without making me tired or bored. This Museum’s grand opening celebration will be in 2017,
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Small Village of Kinsale by the Yeocomico River, Virginia
by Kay Chung
Posted in Sailings, USA East Coast
Kay Chung
Posted in Sailings, USA East Coast
(October 12 to 14, 2016): For a night stay, we carefully entered the Kinsale Channel without running aground and dropped the anchor on the quiet Yeocomico River. We saw many sticks on the water where it appears to be shallow. The weather has been beautiful. Next day, we rode bikes along the soybean fields. Kinsale was named after Kinsale in Ireland.
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Cruising to Washington DC: Staying on Sailboat in Washington Channel
by Kay Chung
Posted in Sailings, USA East Coast
Kay Chung
Posted in Sailings, USA East Coast
(September 23 to October 11, 2016): Cruising on the Potomac River was extremely smooth and very tranquil. We day sailed/motored about 100 nautical miles from Chesapeake Bay to Washington DC. On the way, we dropped the anchor at three different locations to rest for a night: Saint Mary’s City in Maryland, Port Tobacco River/Popes Creek, and Gunston Cove (not far from Mount Vernon). Mount Vernon is accessible by a boat or a dinghy but we didn’t know this at that time. Later, we rode bikes to Mount Vernon. (About a 40 mile roundtrip bike ride from DC)
Approaching Alexandria,
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Visiting Saint Mary’s College of Maryland, USA
by Kay Chung
Posted in Sailings, USA East Coast
Kay Chung
Posted in Sailings, USA East Coast
(September 21-22, 2016): We stopped here just for an overnight rest. After dropping the anchor near the Saint Mary’s College of Maryland, we took a dinghy to the school dock and walked in the city. Very historic! We also stopped by the school cafeteria and enjoyed the BUFFET foods. Wandering in the school, I found below poem written on the wall in the college.
blessing the boats
by Lucille Clifton, 1936 – 2010
(at St. Mary’s)
may the tide
that is entering even now
the lip of our understanding
carry you out
beyond the face of fear
may you kiss
the wind then turn from it
certain that it will
love your back may you
open your eyes to water
water waving forever
and may you in your innocence
sail through this to that
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