I got up for my 3:00 am shift.  I came up above and Dan was very chipper.  He hung out with me for a little while.  Then he went down below for some rest.  We were still motoring and were almost to Herrington Harbor South.  We were still going 7 knots.  We managed to maintain the speed all night long.  It felt great to be back in the Bay.  It was raining off and on but no lightening.  Thank God!  Paul got up for his watch.  I had him make us some hot chocolate.  Man did that hit the spot.  It was damp and cold out.  I made us a egg medley breakfast.  We maintain 7 knots the whole way up to Worton Creek.  We pulled up to the fuel dock around 12:00 pm.  We said our good byes to Dan and he jumped off.  We pulled off the fuel dock and headed to Maryland Marina.  We pul

It was a long cold evening.  We managed to get out of the gulf stream.  We are heading to Hampton.  We are about 70 miles away from the channel marker entrance.  We tried to sail in the morning, but were not making much progress.  Another motor job.  We had grilled cheese and tomato soup for lunch.  It really hit the spot on a chilly day.  Everyone caught up on some much needed sleep today.  By 6:00 pm we were at the channel marker.  The current was going with us.  We were going 7 knots on 2400 RPM's.  Paul made filet's for dinner.  As it started to get dark we were going up the major shipping channel.  There were boats anchored and moving all over.  It was challenging to figure out what was moving and not.  We had no issue and made it into Blue Water Yacht Center around 11