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We had been on the move for three days. Our passage from Halifax, Nova Scotia had been tiring, although not difficult. The relaxed beauty of Frenchman's Bay, Maine was very pleasant indeed.
The sight of windjammers always is a special experience, even though it is not uncommon in Maine.
The predicted path of Hurricane Earl is not certain, so we decided to run for the cover of our mooring, in the sheltered cove at Robinhood Marine. Enroute we stopped for the night in Waterman's Cove.
A classic boathouse, and a summer "cottage" in the background:
Somehow, someone managed to place an American flag on top of these rocks.
A man's best friend.
This is Boothbay Harbor, as the storm was approaching. Note that the "head boat" is still sailing. Also the wind has not shifted, and the fog has not come in, yet.
Going out to check on the work boats before the storm:
While we sat at the lobster wharf, the wind shifted and the fog came in.
Loading lobster for transport to a store or restaurant near you:
Today's weather:
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