The slip at Las Olas was indeed perfect. Karen arrived without much fuss other than the taxi driver was clueless about the where the City Marina was located. Karen’s niffy app on her iphone brought her right to the dock. I guess not many boaters use taxi’s so I guess it was not surprising the […]
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Ft Lauderdale……What an Experience
Yesterday was quite an experience. If you are interested in a blow by blow go to our FB “Sitton On The Beach”. I ventilated fairly often on there yesterday. We had 27 bridges that required openings and most of them were restricted. For those of you who may not know, restricted just means they have […]
Good Morning All….
Good morning all, It is Friday morning and we have been underway since light which was about 6:30am. We had an interesting day yesterday. We have been listening to the drone of the motors for days now and even though Rusty is a powerer boater by heart (I don’t think he would admit it) even […]
More Photo’s
These Photo’s are of our anchorage at Rockhouse Creek and of us leaving that anchorage and going under Coronado Bridge. We have to pass through numerous bridges and when looking at that number it might dissuade you from taking the ICW but we have not found it a problem in all the years we have […]
I Thought I Had Seen It All!
We have been cruising long enough and far enough that for the Florida coast and the Exuma’s I thought I had seen it all. Correction! This was so unusual that at first I was not sure WHAT I was seeing. The Florida ICW is really beautiful. It has untouched land but it mostly has […]
Cocoa Beach
We passed Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach today on our way South. In spite of adverse current for much of the day we made over 60 miles today. When we struck out I noticed a helping current for the first time in 3 days….. that lasted a full 600 yards until we rejoined […]
A Little St Augustine History
You can not visit St Augustine without hearing the name Henry Flager. His influence and love of the city is pervasive so I thought for those fellow history enthusist such as myself, I would share a little of what I learned about Henry Flager. Henry Flager was born in New York in 1830, made and […]
St Augustine….A Historical City Full of 1st and “Oldest”
We have been here in St Augustine now for two days and will be leaving with a strong desire to return. I was totally unprepared for the enchanting qualities of this historical city. We took a slip, which for us is a rarity, but it proved to be such a good decision. The St Augustine […]