Day 35: At Cape May

We're now well-and-truly out of the 'south'. We are forced, by the off-shore weather, to remain in Cape May for an extra night. That means a full day that we had not expected. We have a full breakfast at the marina restaurant then hire a battery-electric golf cart and do a tour of the town. The architecture is like nothing we've seen before... stupendous! Cape May is singularly characteristic. We're very pleased to have seen it. We imagine what it'll be like around here from June, as the summer crowds arrive.

We visit the WWII observation tower (and Graeme goes up), then the lighthouse (but Graeme has reached his climbing limit), then we walk the Mall and do some shopping. We return to the boat for dinner on board and Preston takes the golf cart into town, as his salivary glands are screaming, "Mexican!"

Other transient boats start arriving at the marina for the night, including some 'company traffic'... a Fleming 65, "Sequoia".

Tomorrow we venture out into the Atlantic Ocean and run up the famed 'Jersey Shore', past Atlantic City, heading for an overnight at Brielle [Bree-ELLE].Okumaya devam et