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Published: November 19th 2009
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Unless you have on-board internet connections, wifi is in short supply for cruising boaters We gather like honey bees at dockside hot spots. We're taking an early morning oppportunity to get our blog launched before casting off for the ICW.
The trip so far has been 'busy' but the pace should ease up on this next leg. We will share some of the experiences of the earlier days later on.
It's cloudy but fair in Norfolk. The day is in full swing for the towns folk. We're at the harbour, facing a massive Portsmouth drydock and boat-building facility.
We used this time in a big city centre to shop for and install new house batteries. Our old ones were slow to recharge and we realized they were doing well for 7+ years old.
The commuter ferry between Norfolk and Portsmouth makes a great bargain trip for $3.00 return. we had a nice stroll down the historic Main street in Portsmouth and a great choice of restaurants for our seafood dinner.
Both sides of this traditional twin city show wonderful urban renewal. Great places to stroll and meet friendly folks.
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Tim
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happy for you that all is going well - you will enjoy the pilothouse as it will get cold before you hit the tropics - have a great time . . . thanks for the updates Tim and Marie