Category: True South Legacy 32 Travels

  Cruising Maine in August is about as good as it gets. After some reprovisioning in Portland, we headed ‘down east’ working our way up to Acadia National Park with stops at Harpswell and Rockland.

  When we landed in Boston it was hotter than Miami but at Fairhaven there was a fog bank at the hurricane barrier and the temperature was about 75. A round of golf at Acushnet

  Leaving Wickford, we cruised Narragansett Bay down to Newport where we spent a night ashore while a fog blanket layed in. Three Legacy 32’s on the same dock, 8% of the total fleet. On

  Originally, we planned to take True South to the Great Lakes for the summer; however, we ran into transport problems so we revised the plan. It’s back to New England. Starting June 16th we

  Leaving Charleston, our next stop was Beaufort, SC….a very cute town with fine old homes and new waterfront park. Our walk to the grocery store drew the usual comments about ‘are you lost?’ From

While Dan was making arrangements to have True South shipped from Tennessee to North Carolina, he called Anchors Away Marina near Topsail Beach. On the phone, before Dab starts to describe his needs, he introduces

  This leg of the trip covers 350 miles up the Cumberland River to its navigable head waters. The river was the subject of tremendous flooding May 1-3, Nashville was particularly hard hit. Watch the video

The first part of this leg covered 223 miles from Demolopis, AL to the junction with the Tennessee River. The boat was unload and launched on the evening of the 25th so we were able

  This first leg of the Summer 2010 travels on True South started in Miami and ended in St. Petersburg, FL. From the winter dockage at Matheson Hammock County Park, we headed out for Islamorada