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Well it was fantastic. The scenery up and down the river was so UNSPOILED. Beautiful homes and farms line both sides, no development, not a single condo or factory. It was breathtaking. I'm sure it will be even better in September when not so hot. Don't let the season end without going. The...

We plan to do the northeast to great lakes on one long 6 month cruise, then back to the Chesapeake, next the south east, Bahamas take a break and then do Cuba, Belize and panama, if its going well through the Canal. We just got the baby out of Grad School and have to work hard for 3 more years...

We might try to go if we get back to the dock in time, what time does he play?

Good stuff, thanks

Our first trip to Chestertown this weekend. Favorite Marina? Favorite thing to do there?

haha does anyone remember the original question?

Our sundeck/cockpit Taiwanese 42' meets all the criteria, she was sold to us as a Fu Hwa but I see them on the west coast as Pacific Trawler or Nova Sundeck. 1986 under $100,000.

Sold!

Sounds perfect, I'll try it and let you know :flowers:

We bought the boat in Manteo NC, brought her up to the Chesapeake in April and are now discovering the bay. I'm thinking a lifetime is not enough time for that. Ultimately in a few years when I retire we will go south to the Florida Keys, Bahamas, Belize and ultimately through the panama...

Thank you for your suggestions. I will try them all. We love a good restaurant destination and have big dogs that don't dinghy well so dock and dine or marinas work best for us.

Thanks Rick, did a weekend on town creek end of June. LOVED IT!

Thanks Moonstruck, we have done St. Michaels for lunch, tried Waterman's in Rock Hall this past Saturday, great crabs (and air conditioning), we have also done Annapolis and Baltimore. Wondering about "unknown gems" up the Chester or other closeby waterway.

We are new to the Chesapeake and are wondering what is a favorite day cruise from Kent Narrows?

For sale, 2007 Grady-White Tournament 225 in like new condition with 250 Yamaha still under warranty. Full curtains including custom mooring cover. Raymarine vhf, Lowrance depthfinder/fishfinder/chartplotter. Located in Delaware. Price $42,000, firm.

haha mine are "Neiman Marcus"... nuf said!

The previous owner used liquid gold on our teak and she gleams with good health. It smells "teaky" but the pledge orange looks interesting.

Beautiful pictures, makes me wish i was west not east

We admired your boat for sale when we bought our "Fu Hwa" in January, the west coast/east coast problem kept us from looking further. We lucked out, love our girl, thank god for a crappy economy we got her for a lovely price. Like the Sea Ranger that began the thread, she was clean, well kept...

She IS a FHB, a 42, her cockpit was the thing all the others were missing when we looked at them... we didn't know until we saw hers.. what we really wanted but hadn't found :} We were like "ahhhhhh" got it.

We did "Trawlers in Paradise" in the BVI. Grand Banks weren't kept in the best shape but it gave us the trawler bug which now appears to be incurable.

I couldn't figure out how to post the video, waves breaking over the top over the fly bridge... yikes

Yikes, this was the first part of our voyage home... much better after that. 260 miles from the Albermarle sound to the Upper chesapeake bay

It appears to be original but I don't really know, they could have added the sundeck hardtop and arch, they appear to be part of the same construction. There were two prior owners, it's a 1986.

We just took our first cruise ever, 260 miles from Manteo, NC to Kent Narrows, MD. Three and a half days through the Albermarle Sound, Albermarle Chesapeake Canal and Chesapeake Bay. A lifetime dream come true.