Sailing Zephyr · video

What this video covers

The crew of the 40-foot sailboat Zephyr anchors in a shallow, protected creek off Kent Island, Maryland, to stay at a friend’s farmhouse while preparing for a southward passage. The vessel sits in 10 feet of water, but the crew notes that strong west-northwest winds can push water out of the bay, causing the creek to drain significantly at low tide.6:17 They secure their Highfield tender to a private dock using a stern line to prevent damage from barnacle-covered pilings during these low-tide cycles.11:33 While staying at the farm, the crew manages daily chores including feeding chickens, collecting eggs, and operating a zero-turn ride-on lawnmower.5:34 The property provides a staging area for boat organization and maintenance before the upcoming transit.4:18

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