The day promises to be superb, we start to 6:50 ET is hoping to take advantage of the tide, backed by a wind of 20 to 25kn to help us quickly up the Cape Fear Inlet. Everything going well, but we must constantly check the numbers of buoys, because there are many rivers and canals that intersect and sometimes it becomes difficult to distinguish which of the buoys we had intended. But everything went well and soon joined the intracoastal or we easily between 6 and 7kN virtually all day. The only downside, is still open old bridges. We have three, to make and they make us lose half past one on hold. But we decided to take advantage of wind and current that we will be profitable almost every day and we finally anchored at 17:00 in the basin of the Marine Corps base. A dozen amphibious troop carriers, are aligned with the bank and away we hear the guns. Hopefully, they will not play the soldier all night.
Photo 1: Amphibious Maneuvers, they decide to start when we left!
Photo 2: We leave the anchorage at the same time that the Marines ... what the boating regulations?
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