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Bon Voyage, Ingelside, Texas

Port Aransas, United States


We are off!!!!! With mechanical delays all fixed, we left the dock at 7:55 PM, ran aground at 8:00 Pm, opened the bar and gave it another go! My Bon Voyage pictures are lost somewhere in this computer, if I find them I will post them. Winds are ESE (East Southeast) at 22 mph. Latitude (LAT) 27 49, Longitude (Long) 97 13. We are motoring up the channel at 5.5 knots (1.2 statute Miles = 1 nautical mile), as we are traveling into the wind. My father-in-law Jim Haley is traveling to Galveston with us. He lived with my mother-in-law on their Morgan 38 "Afterglow" for 10 years and is a tremendous help! We arrived at San Antonio Bay at 10:00PM, LAT 27 51 Long 97 03. Winds are 13mph and we are anchored in 15' of water. We are near the Aransas Pass Light House (owned by HEB).

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permalink written by  mhaleyrn on June 27, 2009 from Port Aransas, United States
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Yeah Clark and Michelle: We wish you a terrific trip and look forward to following along via computer. Take a splash for us. Treedy and Ricardo

permalink written by  Ricardo and Treedy Chapa on June 28, 2009


Since running aground is ALWAYS blamed on the captain, I thought I should put up a defense on the grounding immediately on take-off last night...Our channel is REALLY shallow and we almost always rub the bottom when we're entering or exiting the channel...on the hand, if I'd had a drink in my hand when we left the dock, I would have been better able to concentrate. Michelle!!

permalink written by  Cap'n Clark on June 28, 2009


Have to agree with my uncle tha cap'n, he should always have a toddy in hand. Bring back the days of Boozn', cruisn' and snoozn'. You hava pro on board to lead you in the right direction. Who knows, you might just get the next award. Love yall!

permalink written by  mtaylor1029 on June 28, 2009


Deep down you just didn't want to leave! Hope you have a great trip, and we can't wait to hear the stories and see the pictures!

permalink written by  Will on June 28, 2009

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