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Just Crazy

Be patient while these two short videos download. Here is a low quality video taken with my cell phone while standing up on the hill in the park overlooking the inner harbor. Holding the phone steady was a challenge as you can hear the wind just blowing. One small schooner parted her bowline about an hour after I first posted this. I lent a hand while the vessel's owner and the harbormaster struggled in a small skiff with an outboard to set things back in order.

And here is the view from the launching ramp.

The rock in the foreground started the morning at the bottom of the concrete walk on the right, and yes my feet got wet when the wash from the first wave rolled up to my truck tires.

Have a great day. Be well. Do good.

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Unknown said…
Crazy weather here in the South, too. At our house it wasn't so bad but for too many others that wasn't the case. Here's hoping for fair winds and following seas during the entire sailing season.

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