We finally flew our Parasail Heading South Down The Coast (Ep: 18)

After a few days at Beaufort, NC, it was time to continue to make our way south. We needed to be at Key West by Thanksgiving and the weather is a big wild card.
From Beaufort, NC, we head to Charleston, SC and spend a few days exploring the city. We would have stayed longer and, in fact, I expect we'll be back to Charleston again. However, we had a nice few days of a weather window to keep making our progress south before it looked like we'd be held up for the better part of the week.
At Hilton Head, we spent a lot of time exploring the island and I finally got around to installing the dual rope clutches on both the Port and Starboard so we could finally fly our Parasail.
Hilton Head to Fort Pierce was a long passage which, unbeknownst to us, had us rounding Cape Hatteras around the same time of a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch. There was a lot of sleep-deprived, late-night drama with that. We made a separate movie on the launch, check it out.
Fort Pierce to Key Biscayne was some good sailing, but the seas started to kick up a little bit. We finally got around to turning into the Key Biscayne channel to anchor off of No Name Harbor. It was about 2:30am or so when we finally dropped anchor and was able to catch some Z's.
Approximately 750nm or so but the bulk of our miles were behind us. The remainder of the trip down to Key West should only be about 6 hour days from anchorage to anchorage. No biggie.
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[@andy16005343]

Love your updates. Such a beautiful ship, really love the detailed updates. Happy new year.

[@whileone]

Thanks a ton, Andy, for your kind words. Happy New Year.