Scituate
                Moorglade's Voyage
                  Ted Wilson
                  
Thu 19 Jul 2012 01:47
                  
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 Our position is 42:21.62N 71:02.764 
Scituate was the obvious choice to split the 
passage to Boston. the other ports are either shallow and difficult to enter or 
rather a long way in and out again for a one night stop. It turned out to be a 
very pleasant harbour. 
We left Sandwich at 11:00 after filling up with 
both water and diesel. The weather was much better, the light overcast soon 
cleared, with a the promise of a sailing breeze. 
Scituate was easy to enter, and the girl in the 
yacht club launch showed us to a suitable mooring ball in the busy 
harbour. 
We went ashore for a walk round the bay to the 
lighthouse. I guess the property is nearly all holiday homes. 
Ate back on board. 
                      
![]() Leaving Cape Cod canal behind 
us                                                                 
Looking across Scituate Harbour from the yacht club. 
![]() Scituates lighthouse  
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