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nd my feet against the far wall balancing the laptop against my knees it s more comfortable than it sounds and mully often likes to crouch in the cave under my knees today mully explored the boat a bit more he also ate and by all appearances greatly enjoyed the shad now he s with me in bed alternately sitting on me walking over me and perched in very unlikely positions on the slanting walls vov is asleep already in the main cabin we haven t really talked about where we re headed next other than that the next sheltered anchorage is atlantic city a 90 to 100 mile straight shot down the coast vov thinks it shouldn t be too difficult to do all in one go with the right wind which should arrive very early tomorrow morning between one am and three am that sounds grueling but he s up for it and not so long ago during the everglades challenge we were both sailing through the night as a matter of course so he s gone to be bed early to catch a few hours of sleep we both have a strong strong sense of urgency to get down south staten island to atlantic city partly it s the weather which can be variable this time of year supposedly we re getting snow again in the northeast and high winds are on the way partly is that we we won t be into a really comfortable harbor until we re in the chesapeake bay and partly it s the same uncanny premonition that s driven both of us since before we met the feeling that something bad was going to happen and we needed to be prepared what exactly that preparedness entailed we were still discovering but heading south seems to be part of it mully is restless i need to let him out a bit more but not just yet it s quiet except for the sound of tires someone is driving on the spit of land close by and the whir of the air vent that sounds like crickets the boat rocks in someone s wake it s the last thing i feel before falling asleep staten island sunset tuesday april 7 2138 hr 9 38 pm sound of tiller scraping across hull lines slapping gently against mast beautiful full moon rising over the water wind blowing in background yesterday was difficult we sailed 95 miles from staten island to atlantic city it was sunny and clear ish but cold with chop vov woke up and and launched at 0230 hr i couldn t sleep much after we launched so i got up and tried to work that didn t go so well i felt seasick staring at the screen so i abandoned the attempt and clambered into the cockpit to keep vov company we arrived in atlantic city around 1730 and moored it had been an exciting ride we d averaged between 6 and 7 knots due south but gone faster over the water when you factored in the jibing jibing is like tacking except you do it downwind not into the wind when the trimaran heels only two of its hulls are in the water the other one slices through the air above the waves and i would later learn jibing is the most dangerous type of sailing so all in all it was exciting today we rested i worked depleted all the batteries while v napped showered and strategized about the trip for dinner tonight we had sardines and rice salad garlic onion corn dill rice and mayo i m calm not yet sleepy i work until midnight until my laptop runs out of juice atlantic city sunrise weds april 8 0900 hr 9 00 am cool overcast light wind preparing to take shower out on the wings there s enough privacy where we are anchored to shower we will heat water on the stove and pump it through the 1 gallon manual pressure sprayer this morning when i woke up there was a feeling of sunshine in the world beyond even though it was gray and cold outside it felt like the sun was rising somewhere i felt mully warm and solid against my stomach a warm weight between my ribs and hipbone he sleeps inside the sleeping bag in the mornings we plan to sail to cape may today then anchor for a few days to wait out the winds a strong storm front is coming 50 knot winds are predicted it will be my first storm at sea on a sailboat at least mully and sky 8 comments posted in kayaking life nature new york city sailing travel tagged atlantic city fishing new york city sailing sheltering at sea staten island sheltering at sea part 2 escape from new york posted on june 14 2021 by johna till johnson 6 comments christina rose lower left with sail passing manhattan photo by a a we wake early so far so good christina rose had handled fine during the 7 mile hudson crossing to croton point we d travelled at a speed of 8 10 knots with a gusty 20 kt wind it was bouncy but manageable mully hadn t enjoyed the trip he spent the crossing in his hull tunnel a tunnel that ran about 10 feet from the stern cabin under one of the shelves in the main cabin we couldn t reach him there but we could hear him he would occasionally emit a quiet miaow in response to our frantic calling he must have been cold and terrified but after we anchored he crawled out and snuggled in the sleeping bag with me now he s sound asleep and complains a little in his sleep when i try to pet him the boat is creaking with water sloshing around me and the wind is alternately howling and huffing the sky is gray and lowering the water has ominous gray and white ripples but the barometer on my watch says the weather will soon improve vov is doing something in the main cabin i can hear him moving carefully so as not to disturb mully i open one of the door panels and peer out ah vov s dicing onions at the tiny sink breakfast will be potatoes with onions bacon and eggs the plan for today is to sail down the hudson to staten island vov had an anchorage there in great kills harbor it was where he d kept his sailboat nemo for many years it was about 50 miles a straight shot down the hudson and new york harbor the route today s in yellow then again there was no guarantee we d make it that far was christina rose even seaworthy she d survived several nights in the water and the 7 mile crossing but this would be her first real test and was it even legal to sail in new york given the shutdown would we get stopped by the police a few days before the coast guard had issued a notification saying effectively that it would not be imposing any controls on boating traffic due to the pandemic but new york city was as promised shutting down everything including marinas and so far as we knew waterways if we made it then what we hadn t really decided the plan was to get out of the northeast but we hadn t had much time to put more thought into it we had friends in maryland virginia and north carolina and there was always florida but for now the goal was to get past new york after breakfast around 7 30 we set off it was gray raw and overcast we huddled in the cockpit sipping the coffee v had made manhattan ho it was strange sailing down the route i d paddled so often under the tappan zee the george washington in the distance even for a spring morning the traffic was unnervingly absent the radio was silent only the occasional crackle of life when would i paddle this route again as we approached the george washington bridge a thought occurred to me my friend a a lived in hoboken a few blocks from the river on impulse i called her she was repairing her air conditioner but dropped everything when she heard we were headed downriver we wouldn t be able to stop and visit but at least she would see us as we passed manhattan and as it so happened document the event see top photo we were almost too far apart to recognize each other but we waved frantically and shouted the goodbyes we later agreed felt strange and solemn and scary we d sailed from croton point to the george washington bridge but after the bridge we put on the motor the goal was to get out of new york waterways as quickly as possible before the police stopped us fortunately that didn t happen although it was impossible to miss us we were the only boat on the water which was uncharacteristically calm with a glassy ripple i d never seen the river so empty even in the dead of winter the familiar landmarks slipped by then an unfamiliar white box shape caught my eye it was the hospital ship the usns comfort docked at pier 90 just a few blocks from one of my paddling home ports hospital ship on the hudson it was an eerie science fictional feeling to glide past a military hospital ship docked in manhattan we had no idea how bad the pandemic would turn out to be but if the authorities believed we needed a hospital ship that wasn t good we continued down the hudson past the battery past governor s island true to my watch s barometric predictions the weather had cleared and it was a warm slightly gusty spring day once we were fully in new york harbor we cut the motor and returned to sailing although we hadn t arrived in staten island yet we were past the most sensitive area if the police were going to stop us anywhere it would have been in the hudson near manhattan that they didn t was a good omen one that we hoped would last for the rest of the trip we made it under sail once more 6 comments posted in kayaking life nature new york city sailing society travel tagged covid 19 f 27 corsair new york city pandemic saliing trimaran sheltering at sea part 1 taking the leap posted on june 7 2021 by johna till johnson 21 comments we re off we could shelter at sea the idea sounded crazy launch a sailboat from new york city head south and live aboard it for an unknown amount of time but then the world had gone crazy it was march 15 2020 vov and i had just completed the everglades challenge his 7th or 8th we aren t quite sure my second we were driving up from key largo florida to new york catching up on the news we d been out of contact with the outside world for over a week things seemed to have taken a dramatic turn for the worse apparently new york city was on the verge of being shut down due to the pandemic what did that even mean shut down would they close the bridges and tunnels the downside to living on an island is that during a crisis you can be trapped i remembered what happened on 9 11 and fought back a rising sense of claustrophobia over the 20 hour drive we obsessively scanned the news and discussed our options we could shelter in my apartment the larger of the two we d be reasonably comfortable but my apartment is just a few blocks from what was shaping up to be ground zero for the pandemic mt sinai hospital if this disease were as contagious as reported we d have an increased chance of catching it in the narrow aisles of the grocery store in the apartment lobby in the elevator there was always vov s apartment in nyack that felt safer and it was just a block away from the hudson river but it was a one room efficiency no way could i manage to work there if we were both staying there as we ticked off the miles on i 95 the idea of sheltering at sea made more sense particularly if as vov feared the pandemic were merely a harbinger of total societal collapse i didn t think that would happen but i couldn t say it wouldn t and even if it didn t things could get pretty grim i d read john barry s account of the 1918 flu at least on board a sailboat we could leave the country if things got really bad more realistically we could head south out of the early spring gloom although we didn t know much about this virus it s true that ultraviolet rays are generally anti viral and anti microbial and even though the phrase social distancing was just emerging it s safer to be miles away from your neighbors than breathing the same air still living on board a sailboat for an extended indefinite period of time vov had spent over a decade living on a sailboat so the idea made sense to him but me despite the fact that i d spent the past five days as crew on an inflatable catamaran i didn t even begin to know how to sail could i work what about mully the cat that found me we talked through the details mully could live on the boat with us we could bring the kayaks both for recreation and as dinghies to get from the anchored boat to land we d get solar panels and batteries so i could work we d stay near the coastline so we d be within range of cellular internet services as the miles ticked away the idea of sheltering at sea began to make more and more sense the only question was which sailboat christina rose vov had a sailboat but it was in dry dock it needed repairs to be fully seaworthy and with a pandemic closing everything down getting the equipment not to mention launching the boat seemed risky we could afford a used sailboat and vov had the model in mind an f 27 corsair trimaran the wings would provide stability for me to work trimarans don t heel the way monohulls do plus extra living and storage space but could we buy and outfit a boat fast enough as i drove vov researched we found five boats that might work two in florida now hundreds of miles behind us and receding rapidly one in ohio and two in massachusetts ohio like florida seemed too far away vov made inquiries about the massachusetts boats we arrived in ny late sunday morning by monday afternoon we d picked mully up from the vet where i d boarded him we made a hurried sweep through the apartment and grabbed what i thought we might use then we headed for nyack mully gear and all less than a week later on saturday march 21 we were in the yard of a friendly man named dave in massachusets we met his price for the corsair christina rose he said we could pick it up as soon as the check cleared we drove back to nyack and began stocking up frantically three days later vov drove to massachusetts put a fast coat of bottom paint on the boat and drove back down to nyack meanwhile i made a final visit to the nyc apartment and picked up anything i thought we could use before i locked the apartment up i took a long look around when would i see it again no time to wonder curfew would start that evening and the rumor was that the marinas would be shut down too we d pulled the two kayaks out of john f kennedy marina where we kept them just hours before the authorities closed it but the private marina where we were keeping christina rose was beginning to push back we needed to launch and fast we got her into the water on march 27 we worked frantically finish stocking it peripherally becoming aware of the illogical grocery store shortages water was rationed toilet paper was nowhere to be had fortunately vov had a supply of marine toilet paper hand sanitizer was gone but rubbing alcohol was plentiful so we stocked up we also bought plenty of on canned vegetables and fish along with rice and pasta we d bought a supply of freeze dried food on the way north from florida so we had that by april 1 we were ready to launch it was a cold gloomy afternoon with some trepidation we motored out of the marina once out on the hudson vov raised the sail we were en route who is vov how did i come to be completing another everglades challenge this time on a sailboat and how did we fare sheltering at sea stay tuned setting sail 21 comments posted in kayaking life nature new york 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