We awoke at 4:15 am and found a beautiful clear morning. After walking Lucy and snapping a few pictures at sunrise, we pulled anchor and left the dock at 5:30 am. We had a good 50-mile sail and arrived at the Manitowoc, Wisconsin, harbor at 12:30 pm where we hooked on to a mooring ball at the municipal marina. We took a dinghy ride up the river and into town, going by the World War II submarine on display outside the Maritime Museum. Twenty-eight of these submarines were built in Manitowoc for WWII, the last two of which were never placed into service. If we’d had a little more time, we would have toured the museum as well as the submarine; however, it was getting late in the afternoon and we needed to get back to the boat to finish preparing for our trip to Iowa tomorrow.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Thursday, July 16, 2009
We awoke at 4:15 am and found a beautiful clear morning. After walking Lucy and snapping a few pictures at sunrise, we pulled anchor and left the dock at 5:30 am. We had a good 50-mile sail and arrived at the Manitowoc, Wisconsin, harbor at 12:30 pm where we hooked on to a mooring ball at the municipal marina. We took a dinghy ride up the river and into town, going by the World War II submarine on display outside the Maritime Museum. Twenty-eight of these submarines were built in Manitowoc for WWII, the last two of which were never placed into service. If we’d had a little more time, we would have toured the museum as well as the submarine; however, it was getting late in the afternoon and we needed to get back to the boat to finish preparing for our trip to Iowa tomorrow.
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