View of St Augustine from our anchorage |
Old mill tavern complete with working water wheel |
Can't get enough of these sunsets |
Oldest wood school house in the US |
Anchorage and mooring field in St Augustine |
Flagler University in St Augustine |
St Augustine City Hall |
Love the work hours |
St Augustine distillery |
Barrel aging fine spirits |
Example of the architecture in St Augustine |
A real fun couple - Andy and Judy of "Jacobs Ladder" We really enjoyed travelling with you and "At Last" We hope to meet up with them again! (PS this is not the real fountain of youth behind them) |
We've started to provision for our winter in the Bahamas. Just how many packages of crackers do we need? |
Don & Ann. We spent a few days in Titusville- Thank you Don & Ann we really enjoyed ourselves! And thanks for driving us around especially to the Costco of wines and spirits!!!! |
Large condo development in North Florida |
Interesting living accommodations (we find several examples of people living aboard boats that have not moved in years) |
Vero Beach
Vero Beach is better know by cruisers as "Velcro Beach". With its all round protection, free bus service, Saturday farmers market, restaurants, beach and access to shopping its no wonder cruisers tend to stay. (some even move here when they no longer cruise). We arrived with intentions of staying a days. Those few days turned into 2 weeks.
Beautiful & well protected. Boats are tied to mooring balls 2 or 3 rafted together. |
Cruisers Thanksgiving Dinner. Cruisers bring the side dishes and the "CLOD"s (cruisers living on dirt) provide the turkey and ham. This year 188 enjoyed a delicious dinner and music afterward. |
We finally meet Gerald (the original owner and builder of our boat). Gerald and his wife Ena spent 4 years completing "Katie" now R Kalliste'. |
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