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| jellyfish! |
A good dingy is a very important part of living aboard a sailboat. The dingy allows you to moor (anchor) the boat (without having to pull up to a dock and pay a fee) and then travel to land to buy groceries, sightsee, etc.
Our boat came with an older dingy, but we decided that having very reliable transportation was essential- so we purchased a new dingy.
Trying it out was quite an experience- we have no pictures because Tyler and I were both convinced that we would capsize and dump everything in the water. We did NOT capsize, however, we did almost beach the dingy on a field of (boat-shredding) sharp oyster shells, and the motor quit half way home- so we (Tyler) had to row us back to the boat launch. I guess you could say that we tried out all the capabilities of the dingy on the first voyage... So much to learn!
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| Cyrus is hunting for hermit crabs |
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