We are doing a blind taste test of Starburst. I gave Clay a cherry starburst and confirmed that he did not look before he tasted it. His guess was "green"

This is Bailey logging on. Tanner has just gone down about 15 minutes ago. Clay has his coffee and is up on watch now. Bailey has hot chocolate and is moral support on deck till sunrise. The crescent moon has just risen on top of the water glowing red. Waves are next to nothing now. We sheeted in the main a little and are continuing on the same tact motor sailing. We have about 60NM till Norfolk. Winds are extremely light and it’s a good crisp outside. Soaking in the last hours of stars and calmness before we go back to land in the morning. Ciao for now:)

We just cleaned the boat’s interior with Murphy’s Oil Soap and it smells clean!

Bailey and Tanner executed a high stakes rescue mission (a dollar store rug went overboard)

Hi everyone! We're at anchor in Atlantic City, just waking up after yesterday's transit. Late on Tuesday night we raised anchor at Staten Island to catch a fair weather window south. We navigated the Ambrose and Sandy Hook channels at 1am during a small craft advisory with 6-foot seas and 15-20kt winds. Lots of lighted buoys were out or mismarked on our charts. After sunrise we set the jib and saw some dolphins. Bailey cooked up some tasty breakfast sandwiches and we made it to Atlantic city around 3pm, just before the weather turned. It's been blowing 25kt+ all night. We'll be at anchor until tomorrow morning. Soon we'll drop the dinghy and explore Jersey!

Tanner is testing the DB