We are anchored at Cedar Beach Cove; we have the place to ourselves. Opening night is next Friday.

Note the yellow paint on the anchor chain. I upgraded the rode this season to 75 ft of chain and 100 ft of 1/2″ nylon. I painted various parts of the chain so I can tell where 25 ft, 50 ft, and 75 ft are. I can also tell when weighing anchor when the anchor is almost all the way up, but still in the water. This enables me to put the engine in reverse to clean off the mud before bringing it up all the way.

Too windy today (25K) to fight it, so we are just hanging out at S-Dock listening to our favorite music on the new sound system!

Also installed a new stronger boarding handle. Getting ready for some cruising this season! This boat wants to Go!

Nick and Ray got up early and drove out to Fire Island Light for a sunrise tour !

Above-Looking West.

Below-Looking North. Click on the pic below to see a video of the actual light mechanism going around.

How this lighthouse appears on the navigational chart – 1 white flash every 7.5 seconds, the light is 167 feet above sea level, and has a range of 24 nautical miles.

Reportedly, on a clear day from the top, the Manhattan skyline can be seen 43 miles away.

Below, there are lots of deer out here on Fire Island!

At S-Dock once again!

Marine Max Lindenhurst NY.

I got this new stereo installed this afternoon. It should eliminate the need for an AUX cable to our smartphone this year!

Boat should be launched this week!!!