On this day, we left Winter Cover in the late morning and sailed to Telegraph Harbor. With the help of a moderate tail wind, we enjoyed comfortable sailing. I could take a pleasant nap on the bow deck which is my favorite place on a sailing boat. After four hour sailing, we finally arrived at Telegraph Harbor. Although we intended to get only water and to anchor around the harbor but the man at the fuel station told that we couldn't get any water unless we stayed overnight. Without any options, we stayed there by paying more than fifty dollars. I don't like docking because it is noisy, but we could enjoy taking a shower. At the head of this harbor, there is a super shallow, artificial passage, and we can get through to Clam Bay by dinghy which is the opposite side of Telegraph Harbor. It was high tide when we passed the passage, and we couldn't see the narrow canal unfortunately.
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