Hello 2024! It’s hard to believe it’s been two and a half years, 30 months, since Now or Never and crew left our homeport in Jeffersonville, Indiana (across from Louisville, KY) on the Ohio River. We love that our departure was captured from the banks of the Ohio. Our friend […]

Fernandina, FL to Melbourne, FL *    5 ports   *  250 miles   * Leaving Fernandina, we were greeted with a bright and warm day, a big welcome to the Sunshine State. We had three more days of cruising before reaching Halifax Harbor in Daytona Beach to meet up with family. Our

* Beaufort, SC to Fernandina Beach, FL * * Ladys and Amelia Islands * * 190 miles – 3 ports – 1 anchorage * Good to be back to Beaufort, we kind of like it here. We were greeted by one of our favorite dock masters Aaron at Lady’s Island

*  Beaufort, NC to Beaufort, SC  * –  4 ports, 3 anchorages  –  344 miles Beaufort – two great ports, two different states, two different pronunciations, and both named after the same man. Bow-fert is North, Bew-fert is South. Confusing for boaters and others alike as you cruise by both on the

* Solomons, MD to Beaufort, NC * – 5 ports and 1 anchorage – 323 miles – Captain Dave is back in his happy place at the helm of the Now or Never navigating southward on our 1000+ mile journey back to Melbourne, FL for the winter. Upon our return

* Pasadena, MD – Solomons, MD * – Crusing 84 miles – From Hot, Hot, Hot to a tropical storm, and the fall cool down. What a difference a couple of weeks make! From Baltimore we cruised a short 14 miles to Pasadena, MD, home of the Maryland Yacht Club

* Kent Island / Annapolis / Baltimore, MD * – 107 miles traveled – Our travels continued to three more ports since last writing, Kent Island, Annapolis, and Baltimore, MD, and we were joined by family for a visit. All new places and memories for our crew. The first mate

* Colonial Beach, VA to Kent Island, MD. * 119 miles – Returning to Colonial Beach, VA was a welcome event after our run on Capitol Hill. We were beat and ready for a bit of downtime. The oppressive heat was gone, and it was a pleasant few days. The

* Washington DC * – Occoquan, VA to Washington, DC to Colonial Beach, VA – 101.8 miles – Holy Cow! What an incredible, fun, busy week! Heading upriver to our nation’s capital, Mount Vernon, George Washington’s homestead is located on the west bank of the Potomac River about 16 miles

* Chesapeake, VA to Occoquan, VA * 203.1 miles – 4 ports – Our last day at the Atlantic Yacht Basin included not one, but two provision runs, and a killer sunset. True to Tasha fashion, we loaded up. She found a Sam’s Club just 3.5 miles away. By the