February 23, 2015
OMG! We left Meridian Maine and headed back out to
the ICW. We didn’t leave until afternoon because we were waiting for Jon and Joyce
to leave and then we tried to get our internet expanded to cover longer... complicated
process.
We went as far as “Lake
Peck” which is barely a widening in the river at Mile 992 in the ICW, but Joyce
and Job recommended it as a stop. There are 18 boats anchored here and across the
river is a marina. It is Hobe Sound and Jupiter Island is beside us. It is a wildlife
refuge and protected area.
OK, you might want
to stop reading now. We went swimming in the ocean today. It was crazy warm! We
anchored off the channel as Jon suggested and dinghied to shore. We walked over
the dunes and went straight into the ocean. The water was warmer than the ICW, which
is only 19C degrees. It was amazing! W were over there for two hours! We found
turtle egg shells, shells obviously, kelp, and lots of other stuff. The sand
was warm and rough... massage and pedicure all at once. And free!!
If tomorrow turns
out to be as beautiful as today was, we will go back and lie in the sun for a
couple of hours before heading further south.
We sat on the deck
and watched the sunset, and now we will have dinner, rinse off the salt in the
cockpit when the lights are out and then head for bed, after I talk to Liz.
So we think we
have extended our time with Verizon but this has been very difficult to
organize so we aren’t sure if it will still work. Keep checking to see if we are still online!
Anyway, here are some
pics from today’s adventure.
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C-Soul leaving without us! |
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Joyce securing the dinghy |
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Red Griffon II heading north |
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Pretty shore birds |
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Leaving Meridian Marina |
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Needs no words!!! |
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Awesome day! |
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Anchorage |
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Tonight's sunset |
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