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Happy Thanksgiving All! Our menu: Trout - lightly breaded with salsa and melted cheddar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfAnYpu8Y7w ... See More
Trout Catch for Thanksgiving Dinner 2020
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING ALL! Our dinner today will be Fried Trout - lightly breaded with salsa. LINKS: BLOG SITE: https://bluedotvoyages.com FACEBOOK: https://fac...Posted: Thursday November 26th, 2020 ·
Happy Thanksgiving from St. Simons/ Jekyll Island, GA ... See More
Posted: Thursday November 26th, 2020 ·
Leaving for St. Simons GA today. Looks like a fantastic sail. We will start out with a NW wind that clocks around to N wind Monday night. Then it gradually shifts to NE wind and finally due East. All at 15-20 knots. Will be surfing down the waves! Love that feeling. As Stephen was checking the engines, we discovered an oil leak. It's always something. Here's how he fixed it. Thanks Stephen! https://youtu.be/Dso07aypYcg ... See More
Is our Leopard48 Catamaran Sail Drive Leaking?
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Find out what Stephen found on a routine engine check before sailing south for the winter. LINKS: BLOG SITE: https://bluedotvoyages.com FACEBOOK: https://fac...Posted: Monday November 23rd, 2020 ·
Posted: Saturday November 21st, 2020 ·
Caught this great pic in North Carolina last week. Red Tail hawk with lunch. ... See More
Posted: Saturday November 21st, 2020 ·
@SALTYDOGBOHICKET our happy place...prepping for our thanksgiving sail journey to #stsimonsga ... See More
Posted: Friday November 20th, 2020 ·
All this in One October Weekend. Oh, how we long for more. Click to enjoy the Video.
https://bluedotvoyages.com/all-in-one-weekend-alice-cup-regatta-matt-key-sea-burial-a-gater-a-shark-… ... See More
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All in One Weekend - Alice Cup Regatta, Matt Key Sea Burial, a Gater, a Shark, Shell Ring Fig Island, 8 ft Tide and a Backwards Bridal.Posted: Wednesday November 11th, 2020 ·
Would you let a red headed woman carrying bananas on your boat? https://asa.com/news/2015/12/07/sailing-superstitions ... See More
Five Sailing Superstitions to Retire and One That Should Be Kept - American Sailing Association
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Sailing superstitions go back to the dawn of modern civilization - we take a look at some of them and decide whether or not there is any truth to them!Posted: Monday October 19th, 2020 ·
NEW VIDEO and PRESENTATION SLIDES - Wondering where you can go safely this winter without fearing countries closing borders ? Seven Seas Cruising Station Hosts (CSH) Stephen and Dawn Bell, are currently sailing the southeastern coast USA in their beloved catamaran, Pilar. Discover new opportunities in the sea islands and coastal towns of South Carolina and Georgia that offer beautiful waters, nature and marine life that you won’t find elsewhere. Covered inlets include:
South Carolina
New River Inlet – Myrtle Beach
Murrells Inlet
Winyah Bay - Georgetown
Charleston Harbor
Stono Inlet
N. Edisto Inlet
S. Edisto Inlet
St. Helena Sound
Port Royal Sound
Calibogue Sound – Hilton Head
Georgia
Savannah River Inlet
Wassaw Sound
Ossabaw Sound
St. Catherine’s Sound
Sapelo Sound
Doboy Sound
St. Simon Sound
St. Andrew Sound
St. Mary’s Sound
https://bluedotvoyages.com/ssca-presentation-south-carolina-georgia-cruising-locations/ ... See More
SSCA Presentation - South Carolina & Georgia Cruising Locations - Blue Dot Voyages: Sailing Pilar
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Watch this interactive recorded webinar about cruising South Carolina and Georgia, as an alternative to leaving the US, during Fall/Winter 2020. Don’t risk countries closing borders! Seven Seas Crui...Posted: Friday October 16th, 2020 ·
NEW VIDEO! Fall is one of the best times to go sailing in South Carolina. Cooler temperatures are more comfortable, but the water is still warm enough for swimming. It’s high time for Shrimp, Oysters, Blue Crabs, Stone Crabs and more. Darkness comes earlier making it a perfect time for early evening moon gazing.
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Sailing PILAR - Edisto South Carolina - Popping Shrimp - Monitoring Water Quality - EP47
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Fall is one of the best times to go sailing in South Carolina. Cooler temperatures are more comfortable, but the water is still warm enough for swimming. It’...Posted: Sunday October 11th, 2020 ·
Posted: Monday October 5th, 2020 ·