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s/v Cloudy Bay (Hallberg-Rassy 54) leaves Fisher Island CT on a foggy morning and has a slow and calm sailing trip to the south fork of Long Island NY. Not the most thrilling sailing adventure, but it was nevertheless a very pleasant sail. We anchor in Sag Harbor, where we wait for the sky to clear. The weather brightened up the next day and we visit Sag, which is a very quaint and picturesque town. And probably the more down to earth of all the towns in the Hamptons area. We had our usual cycling tour, through cool and shady forests and we stopped in East Hampton, Springs, Northwest Harbor, Bridge Hampton, Southampton and Noyack. Some towns are just a junction, some are slightly bigger, but all have their charm and one thing in common: money! We were intrigued by the sizes of the properties here, mostly in the enormous category. On the Atlantic side, the surf was crashing onto the beach, the reminiscence of Florence. 12-16 September 2018
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