Ahoy there!
Here are some statistics regarding our entire trip from Jacksonville to Port Stanley
| Criteria | Statistic |
| Total Distance Traveled | 1,695 Nautical Miles (1,951 Miles / 3,060 Kilometers) |
| Total Days For Trip | 56 |
| Number of Days Underway | 36 |
| Number of Hours Underway | 300 |
| Total Diesel Fuel Consumed | 375 USG (312 Imperial Gallons / 1,420 Litres) |
| Diesel Consumption Rate | 1.25 USG/Hr (1.04 Imperial G/Hr) Wow – Really Happy About That! |
| Average Speed | 6.5 knots / Hr (7.5 MPH / 12 KMH) |
| Average Distance Travelled Each Day | 47 Nautical Miles (54 Miles / 85 Kilometers) |
| CREW | From – To |
| Chris Cavanaugh | Jacksonville to Myrtle Beach – July 1 to July 16 – 390 Nautical Miles |
| Ed Creaser | Myrtle Beach to New York City – July 16 to August 6 – 735 Nautical Miles |
| Catherine Heighway | New York City to Port Stanley – August 6 to August 25 – 570 Nautical Miles |
Wow, what an amazing trip! For additional details see the trip log at the bottom of this page.
 Chris – The Bad Bird |
 Ed – Steady Eddie |
 Catherine – The Admiral |
Thank you so much Chris and Ed for helping me out and sharing this adventure with me. And, of course, thank you Catherine for being a very big part of it too. Our first of many adventures together in our “new” little trawler!
Over the next few weeks I will be doing odds and ends with the boat to get her ready for haul out and winterizing. I have a fairly long list of projects for this winter – some big and many small. Hopefully I can get them all done before launch time next spring!
Watch for posts in the coming weeks and months regarding haul out and repairs and improvements.
Cheers!
A GREAT blog, details and pictures, Wally. So glad you had a good time and made it home safely. It was fun reading your daily reports.
Betty
Thanks Betty. It was a great trip and I had lots of fun blogging along the way. Welcome home yourself too! Cheers