DAYS 6-8: Chesapeake City to Cape May, NJ
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Chesapeake City to Cape May NJ ANCHORAGE: 14.0 mph; 72.4 miles; 5:10 hours Cape May Anchorage to Utsch's Marina: 0 mph; 0 miles; 0 hours West of Coast Guard Station, Cape May ANCHORAGE When crossing the Delaware River and Bay, it felt so lonesome and unforgiving. There is nothing to see or hear and I really missed the Chesapeake Bay. Jim is having the time of his life! He really loves this crazy stuff! The wind and tide were major hurdles and we needed to time everything ‘just right’. After what seemed like forever, we saw the canal to Cape May and the dolphin guided us in. We anchored west of the Coast Guard station and felt the waves of the busy channel the rest of the day and into the night. The next morning, we woke to find ourselves anchored just off course of the Around the Cape Paddle . The event was put together by Desatnick, a surfer, who was told he would never walk again. All funds go toward helping people with spinal injuries. If you could paddle something, there wa