Day 192 Tonight‘s Anchorage is Beaufort, North Carolina, not Beaufort, South Carolina

 

Similar to Day 183 Mural in a town with the same name, but a different state

Two Soulmates





In anticipation of leaving the boat, we are emptying out the pantry and refrigerator. This meal is a hodgepodge of rice, mahi-mahi, pepperoni, feta cheese, green peppers, tomatoes, croutons, cucumbers.

Old postcard Mural from the past

We left Camp Lejeune at the crack of dawn to make it underneath Onslow bridge before the four hour closing from 8 AM to noon. We made it to our old stomping grounds in Beaufort, North Carolina. Jessica took a nice long walk and got her steps in for the day, while I did some troubleshooting on the wind vane and anemometer.  Then we took Alli for a nice walk in the rusted stroller. Mind you, this stroller was brand new when Kim brought it to us in Florida five months ago. The saltwater has taken its toll. Then we celebrated our last night anchored out during our adventure by going to Clawson restaurant in Beaufort, North Carolina. Tomorrow we plan on making our last sail back to our home port in New Bern, North Carolina. Our plan is to do one more blog tomorrow night as we anticipate returning to our home.



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  1. SV Sweet JaneApril 23, 2026 at 9:17 PM

    Welcome back!! Great place to spend your last night on this 7 month adventure! So looking forward to having my best buds back! Love u both ❤️
    - Jason

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  2. Wanda and MikeApril 23, 2026 at 10:26 PM

    It's going to be so good to have you back. Looking forward to it!

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  3. AnonymousApril 23, 2026 at 10:49 PM

    Love Clawsons! Chad and I had our rehearsal dinner there many years ago! I will miss reading the blog each night. Thank you for taking us on the adventure with you!

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  4. AnonymousApril 24, 2026 at 4:34 PM

    Welcome back!! -Bryan & Lorae

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