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| Sandy Hook is a barrier peninsula - 7 miles long Entering from the ocean, you can see the Manhattan skyline on the north The Highlands are on the south and are highest point on the entire eastern seaboard |
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| Our anchorage in Sandy Hook Bay looking north |
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| Jersey Shore right after heading into the Atlantic |
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| Swells were a gentle 2-3 feet We love the ocean |
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| NYC we're coming there next - clear up the smog plz |
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| Anchor's on shore |
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| Depth sounder transducer got a good cleaning |
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| Hot sunny day was perfect for a swim |
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| First time Lollygag has been out of the water in over a year. Glad to report everything looked good. |
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| Weaving our way through fishing boats in the channel. We were hoping the fog would lift before getting into the ocean. |
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| Fog was worse outside of the channel. Can you see the boats? |
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| We turned around - you can see the breakwater in the distance. Coming in, a local fisherman gave us a thumbs up and said, "Good decision." |
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| Friendly people in Jersey! Big hug for all the help. |
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| Good Luck Point Marina |
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| Entering the Point Pleasant Canal which takes you to the Manasquan River and the inlet to the Atlantic Ocean you need to continue traveling north. |
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| These escape ladders were seen throughout the 2 mile canal. Guess its the only way out if you fall overboard |
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| Leaving the canal into the Manasquan River |
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| Anchored for the night. Link to anchorage on the Manasquan River via Google Maps |
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| Close as we want to get to Atlantic City, but its pretty at night |
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| Waterway went right through Atlantic City |
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| Houses built over water is strange to see |
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| row, row, row your boat |
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| Yellow triangle on buoy shows you are in the right channel - sometimes it gets confusing |
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