We leave the dock at Great Bridge, the first opening of the lock and make the last 11 miles which brings us to ° Mile 0 °, the end / beginning of the Intracoastal in Norfolk . The forecast is a good wind, so we decided to skip the classic case of Norfolk. It passes through the giant port, headquarters of the Atlantic fleet of American war ... it looks like 5 years since he grew stronger, certainly rejuvenated.
We leave the Bay in Hampton Roads and a good crosswind 15kN with the boost the falling tide to propel us 8kN on the merits. At noon, we entered the Chesapeake Bay and after a beautiful sunny day with 26oC is anchored at 18 am in Jackson Creek. Admission is always special issue ¨ with its passage 15 feet wide and 90 ° curve, within 50 feet of a small beach that seems ready to welcome the first browser dizzy ... But here, we will be well protected for the cold front again · Advert No. for that night and all day tomorrow. Within walking distance of public dock, we can finally go to a library pick up our messages online.
We spend a quiet night and the next one great day to fly until the severe cold front famous ¨ ¨, which is just rain, no wind.
Photo: Incredible, despite Sept. 11 passes directly through the base of Norfolk
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