Have you ever tried taking cats on a dinghy? It results in unhappiness by all parties and the potential for claws and ouchies by the humans. Apparently Barbara hides it better than Jason. Barbara definitely hiding it better than Jason But the crew was awesome. Captain and First Mate carried and calmed. We get to… Continue reading Cats and a Dinghy
Month: February 2023
Status Quo
The solar solutions the captain implemented seem to be working very well. The source of funny smell in the bilge has been identified (also by the captain) and the leak fixed. We are still on a ball in Fort Pierce so that Barbara can get work done and the cats can go see the vet.… Continue reading Status Quo
Fort Pierce Days 2 and 3
Meeting up with friends from other marinas is always a treat. Gary and Ann Marie let us crash their weekend with their son, Darryl. (Sorry, Donnie. You'll always be Darryl to us. ) Great plans for laundry and topping tanks were foiled when a major water line break affected much of the town, but we… Continue reading Fort Pierce Days 2 and 3
Fort Pierce Day 1
Strong winds on the nose happened again today. But it was just a short trip from Vero to Fort Pierce. The current was helping us off the dock but the winds were pushing us in to the dock. Which would win? The captain of course. Then an afternoon in the pool with friends. Life is… Continue reading Fort Pierce Day 1
Vero Beach
The winds weren't as strong today, but we did have some showers. But it was still a beautiful day. Several islands were in the area near the channels, so we did have to pay attention to the markers. One green marker you definitely didn't want to be on the wrong side of. And as we… Continue reading Vero Beach
Melbourne, Florida
This does sum up the day. Well....staying at anchor and not heading to shore, there isn't much to say about today. Jason bore the brunt of the high winds since Barbara started work at 4:30 a.m. to meet a deadline. There were again lots of dolphin sightings, but no pictures obtained. We swear the dolphin… Continue reading Melbourne, Florida
Daytona Beach and Titusville
A couple of days down the ICW...and we are a couple days further south. The captain did find a boat yard to help get the bow line out of the bow thruster. A diver came out, and 20 minutes later and some mechanical magic by the captain, we have a bow thruster! We need a… Continue reading Daytona Beach and Titusville
St. Augustine Day 1.5
Well, today is our day to explore St. Augustine. The weather looks a might icky for the next few days, so we ate a hearty breakfast and headed in to town. Visiting here April 2021 and touring with good friends Lisa and Darci we opted out of the two hour wait for the Fort and… Continue reading St. Augustine Day 1.5
A Trip to St. Augustine
The captain woke the first mate up to the smell of bacon. Do we need to mention anything else for the day? It was a true success there. Look how high out of the water it is! No, really, the morning was calm and beautiful as we pulled away from Mayport. It never gets old… Continue reading A Trip to St. Augustine
Return to Mayport
When we were on the Endeavor, we visited Mayport, FL. It's cute and quaint and has a Coast Guard station, a seafood market, a small little convenience store that closes at 7ish We found a restaurant called Singletons and a server named Mary and decided we had to come back. The little room with hand… Continue reading Return to Mayport









