Tag: Anchorages
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Nickajack Lake
After filling both fuel tanks, filling the water tank, and emptying our holding tank (very important!!), we left Chattanooga on a Tuesday morning. Since the Tennessee River is segmented by Dams, the body of water between two Dams is also named after the downstream Dam/Lock. Hence, the river below the Chickamauga Dam and above the…
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Another Day, Another Lock, Another Beautiful Anchorage
We awakened to a beautiful morning, and knowing it was going to be a full day, pulled anchor and headed out to the main river. We definitely could have spent another day on the hook in the Palmer Light Anchorage. However, we had a commitment to get Eli to Chattanooga and we wanted some time…
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Another Delay…
So, when a boat runs for over four hours and you get a low battery warning … well, Houston, we have a problem. Under the category of battery recharge management, and with the help of Brandon and the team at Fox Road Marina (Knoxville, just upstream from our first night’s anchorage) we are the proud…
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Day One
Our first day we traveled 33.7 miles to an anchorage just outside of The Cove at Concord Park. At 88.7 degrees, we were happy to toss out the anchor and cool off with a swim. A complete surprise, we found a new friend was sailing and tied up at Concord Park. Oh what fun it…