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Hi Guys!

First things first, we are looking forward to seeing you guys at the Annapolis Boat Show! We are doing a Patreon Only meet-up on Saturday, October, 14th in Annapolis. I just wanted to get an estimate of who can make it so I can find a location to hold the meet-up. Please follow the link below to a quick survey so I can get an idea of how many people we will have. Can't wait to see you there if you can make it :)

Link to survey: https://s.surveyplanet.com/b7j1v3d9

Also, here are the dates and times we will be at You Tube booth for the boat show:

Thursday, Oct 12: 5-6:30 pm

Friday, Oct 13: 12pm-1:00 pm

Saturday, Oct 14: 4pm- 5pm

Sunday, Oct 15: 3pm- 4pm

Right now, Mads and I are in Neavitt, Maryland. We came here to film one of the coolest boat projects. It's a Deerfoot 61 with a workshop/home of Mads and my dreams. I'll give you a little sneak peek with some photos below. However,  I am so excited for you to see the entire video. It is such an incredible project a twenty-minute video does not even do it justice.

We left Charleston last week and went on a little mini-road trip to get here. We planned on driving up the coast but the night before we left Mads said he always wanted to see the Blue Ridge Mountains, so we changed course and went to the mountains! We stopped in Asheville, North Carolina, and what a gem of a place. Then we pretty much took an entire day taking our time driving the Blue Ridge Parkway. I highly recommend doing that once in your life. It was so beautiful.

We did a quick drive through Pigeon Forge, Tennessee so Mads could see it. I think it was a bit much for my Danish husband. We've lovingly dubbed it the Vegas of the Mountains.

The next stop was in Lynch, Kentucky at the Portal 31 coal mine. The entire town was built and owned by U.S. Steel until the 1960's. It's a beautiful area and the tour is really cool. You ride in a little tram into the coal mine and it's really well done.

The last stop on our tour was....Washington DC! I had to take Mads to the hot spots and we did a one-day whirlwind tour of all the monuments.

We will be here in Neavitt through the weekend and will head back to Annapolis for all the boat show madness early next week. As I've mentioned before, it is Mads first US boat show and he's really looking forward to it. If you are in the area, we really hope you can make it out!

This may look like an average house from the front but walk through the front door then...

through another door in the living room...

The BAM! A 61ft Deerfoot and a workshop all ready to get some sanding done!

Did I tell you this was Mads Dream workshop or what?! Tim and Vicky who you will get to meet in an upcoming video, built a small home in the front and a giant workshop in the back of their house ;)

It's pretty dang Spiffy! We loved it! However, the boat is just as incredible as the workshop. We go into all the nitty-gritty details in the video and we can't wait to share this project with you :)

The only photo I have from Ashville is of me in front of this giant iron!

Blue Ridge Parkway!

We stopped at a lot of lookouts and took a lot of selfies on the parkway.

I introduced Mads to the glories of Cracker Barrell...

And he found a piece of plastic in his food...yum.

Lynch, Kentucky. Home to Portal 31 Coal Mine.

The point at which Mads had enough of my selfie demands!

Mads goes to Washington! Mads in front of the Washington Monument...

Mads in front of the National Mall...

Mads and I in front of the Lincoln Memorial...

Mads in front of the White House! We did it! We saw all the hot spots!

Now he has peace from all the selfies...for now. Relaxing at our friends house in Neavitt :)

We made it in time to see the harvest moon :)

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Jeff Hubble

If you get a chance checkout the Chesapeake Maritime Museum in St Michael's. We just went today and it was really nice. Very cool workshops!

FORD Brian

I just can't imagine that a Deerfoot had a rotten cored deck! Did you happen to notice how many Government buildings were shut down and closed up? So much less traffic in DC the past couple of years.

Sail Life

Oh my gosh! We were there on Sunday :) is that when you guys were there. The working was incredible!

Sail Life

Yeah, it was very quiet. A lot less buys from the last time I was there. Which was kind of nice ☺️