Mojo is officially hauled out for the season to be cleaned and get ready to sell! If you or someone you know is looking for a solid reliable boat for cruising, hit us up! I’d love for it to go to a fellow SeaPerson! We also have a bunch of boat stuff for sale that we’re not selling with the boat - generator, watermaker, dive compressor, dingy, 20hp outboard, electric outboard, paddle boards, sailrite sewing machine, etc.

What an amazing weekend anchored in Saint Michaels with some great friends. Hopped around town all day Saturday and had fun buddy boating home today. Escaped a rainstorm, dodged a huge sailing regatta, and had a rare smooth docking experience at our home port. What a wonderful way to end our last sailing trip. Now we haul it, clean it, and put it up for sale 😫 If you or someone you know is in the market for a boat that’s ready to head south this winter, hit us up! Mojo is a great boat, we’d love to see it go to someone who will love it the way we did ❤️

Wind speed and direction were… you guessed it… not as predicted by any model! Today had a bit of up and downs, some sailing, some motoring - beating right into it. Now it’s storming, hopefully the weather turns around so we can enjoy the last few days on Mojo

Back in Annapolis. Grabbed a mooring downtown for the night before heading out tomorrow to our final resting place for the summer.

Chesapeake was a bit more sporty than we could handle today. So we diverted course to the east side and hid up in a river to escape the nasty waves. Turns out there’s a dinghy dock here that drops you on the other side of Saint Michaels! Huzzah!

We were heading to Reedville, VA to grab some brunch, then the potent stench of the fish processing plant changed our minds. The seas were calm, wind was just enough to throw the jib out, and tomorrow’s weather was looking like garbage… so we altered course and decided to go directly to Solomons, MD today! A LONG day, but we’re sticking around here for a bit to chill, short haul to clean the boat, and enjoy ourselves for once.

First day back in the Chesapeake. Rough conditions, major current, beating into it for hours, both of us feeling a bit sea sick. With 3 hours remaining, our autopilot falls apart inside the pedestal. Sprocket fell off of the shaft. Leaving us to hand steer to Deltaville, VA so we can diagnose the issue. Hopefully that’s all the excitement we see the next few days as we hop north up the Chesapeake.

Easiest crossing ever. Calm seas, full moon, variable wind 3-7 kts most of the way. Wish we could have sailed more 🤷🏼‍♀️ But officially back. Looking forward to giving my Amazon cart some exercise 😂

A bit rolly with swells out of and into both channels, but overall not a bad motor sail. Saw the biggest pod of dolphins having fun on our bow. Got waked by a few giant sport fishers to welcome us back (one huge wake 100ft away while entering the channel… thanks dick bag) Looking forward to exploring a few spots we missed on our last two trips here.

That speed is not an error. Looks like we need a bottom clean!

If you’re looking for an anchorage with the worst holding ever, try Governor’s Harbour 😂 We’ve NEVER had to anchor three times before the anchor sets. A fairly comfy close hauled sail with 10-18kts wind all the way.

Swell beating on the beam. Not enough wind to sail. Motorsailed the whole way.

Thought we’d have a nice quiet anchorage to wait out some west wind, but power boats seem to constantly be flooring it through here… Not a bad downwind sail from Black Point though.

We finally did it, we made it out of George Town!! We got stuck there waiting on a replacement credit card, cat medication, and passport extensions. Stuck for 7 weeks! (With a few amazing days in Long Island) Happy to be on the move again and looking forward to running into more SeaPeople up here!

A SLOW downwind motor sail today. Waves really started kicking up on the beam just before we turned into the entrance at North Channel Rocks. Since we HAD to come back to George Town, we’re spending our time in Red Shanks for some peace and quiet. It is very pretty over here.

Spent almost a month in George Town. Had fun doing regatta events, exploring the town a bit, and lounging in the Lazy River one of the days. We tried to extend our passports, but immigration refused saying we were too early to extend, we have to come back in two weeks to try again…🙄 So we picked up early this morning to take advantage of a decent sailing day and to seek new scenery!

Just uploading our track to the Lazy River in case someone else is curious how to get there from Stocking Island.

Tracking is still pretty wonky… Took the dinghy to Monument Beach and hiked the trail to the top. Very cool view from the top of every anchorage in George Town.

This track is buggy as hell.

No more circling around northern Exuma, we made a little progress south and had a short and sweet close hauled sail with just the jib out. We anchored in Black Point - pretty large anchorage, plenty of space in here if you’re heading here soon. Any suggestions what we should do here? (definitely doing some laundry!)

Back to Normans to wait out the west and north winds this week. No clue what we’re gonna do when it clocks around east and south east… This weather be crazy yo!

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We’re so indecisive… This should be good W and N protection with less current. And we found fellow YCASSES - Hi Resande!

A northbound upwind motor sail to a new hiding place from the W-NW winds coming tomorrow. Not a bad little spot here just south of Highbourne, probably good diving on a nice day.

Had a very nice downwind sail with 20+ knots of wind on the stern. Pretty decent sized waves though. Tried to go to Compass Cay, but anchorages seemed full so turned around and continued to Warderick Wells. Not a bad view, only a few boats here.

Hanging out in Staniel for a few days to wait out this blow. Had a decent sail on the way over, wind was lighter than predicted. What are some of your favorite things to do or see in town?

Heading south to find a place to hideout for the next five days for the 30kt blow rolling in.

Took advantage of this great weather to do the lazy river to the washing machine at the Atlantic side. Did not disappoint.

Beating into it just how we do. Winds are swirling around so no real place to get protection every day. It’s been pretty bouncy out here all week so far.