We anchored at Titusville last night and were able to watch SpaceX launch. The last launch I was able to view was in 1998 when John Glenn went up in the space shuttle. The payload was much heavier for that launch and the sound and vibration was more physically impressive, but I must say that this was (in its own way,) more impressive. It is a work mission and it is deploying 28 more communication satellites.
Yesterday was a quiet day under sail. We were passed by another trawler that was heading north to Ohio. Nice looking boat. Maybe we will meet them again on the trip.
The anchor chain is having a few hiccups. It gets kinked in the locker and we have to fiddle with it to get the anchor to drop. But it does eventually go down and we rest for the night.
This post is rather sparse, but I will keep notes today about what we see, so that the next one will have more info… Dolly
