So, as my recent last post stated, I have concluded this year. So what did I get done and how did it compare to last year and what have I done over-all?
Last year (2009) – I was out for 119 days and went 1340 nautical miles. I anchored at 62 coves, harbors, or bays that were new. In other words, this total does not include having to double back or spend multiple nights. Sixty two signifies how many places I anchored in over that 1340 nautical miles.
This year (2010) – I was out for 127 days and went 1700 nautical miles. I anchored at 67 coves, harbors, or bays that were new or where I had not double back through an area and went into the same cove, harbor, or bay.
For the entire journey, over the last four years – I have spent some 15 months active in SE Alaska covering around 6,500 miles of coast and over 200 anchorage sites, usually some 30 nautical miles from the previous anchorage/moorage. So what does that look like on a map? Let’s take a look…