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Dolphins accompany us several times on the overnight sail to Key West. I never get tired of their cavorting in the bow wake!
We’re enjoying the boat currently in Key West, Florida – where it’s warm and sunny and David can wear his shorts every day! After all, that’s our retirement goal.
Sunrise over Chino Island (across from Sanibel/Captiva on Florida’s West Coat) … the start of our overnight sail to the Keys
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Winterlude anchored off the beach at the Marquesa Keys, Floridas Atoll.
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Enjoy our travels! Here are a few recent highlights…..
Our buddy boat, Swell Ride, before sunset – it was midnight when the topsy turvys broke loose!
One of these days I’ll learn to sleep — and make coffee — on a Tilt-A-Whirl ride! I did manage the coffee (much to my surprise), but sleep? Let’s just say I can always catch up on sleep another day….
Thought I was kidding about the Cuban refugee boats? Another washed up while we were leaving the anchorage and another just yesterday. Not an uncommon occurrance.
Dancing With The Stars … Cruiser Style
The Marquesas Atoll in the Keys is more than an ideal star gazing location … much more! From abandoned Cuban refugee boats … and refugees…
Christmas Boat Parade, Key West Style
Is it the BEST Christmas Boat Light Parade anywhere? Maybe not, but it’s certainly the best we’ve seen!
David can wear his shorts! And beachcomb and enjoy!
Life is good in Key West, Florida! We’ll daysail and go snorkeling, sail out to check out the wreck at the Marquesas Keys, explore Boca Grande and its wrecks (and colorful fishies) and (weather permitting) spend some time at the Dry Tortugas with its magnificent Civil War era Fort Jefferson.
But March 5, the boat will be hauled in Marathon Boat Yard for some much needed repairs and we’ll be on the way to pick up our Lance 1685 travel trailer to get ready for our 3 month adventure to the Southwestern US!
