Pulled the anchor at Fishing Bay to dock at Fishing Bay Harbor Marina around 1030. Before docking we stopped at the pump out station at the marina to empty our holding tank. They put us on a long face dock that was perpendicular to shore with a narrow fairway between the dock and another perpendicular dock at an adjacent marina. It may be difficult getting away because it is too narrow to turn around and Seascape doesn’t back well. After we docked, secured the dock lines and connected electric cords, we used the marina’s bicycles to go to West Marine and the grocery store. It was a four mile ride and it was very hot. Dora was tired by the time we got back.
After lunch, Dora did laundry at the marina while I washed the boat and did other maintenance chores on the boat. I called NAPA and got them to deliver a new battery for the windless and installed it. It took Dora nearly four hours to wash the clothes because they had only one washer and none dryer. She was lucky because there was a captain’s lounge next to the laundry so she could stay cool and watch TV while she waited. By the time we finished our work it was 1800.
We cooked some wild caught salmon that we had purchased at a seafood market and some sweet plantains and then watched two episodes of West Wing and collapsed.
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