We left Marina del Mar at 7:15 in the morning. This is a photo of the bow of Waves of Grace looking back to the famous "Crash Corner" which is a 90 degree turn in the canal and pretty scary when you meet another boat, hence its name. We had a good motor/sail to Marathon via Hawk Channel. There were lots of sailboats on the move as really bad weather is forcasted for this week-end with very cold temps, rain, and high winds. We were very lucky to get a mooring ball at 1:15 when we arrived in Boot Key harbor. We are just across from Sisters' Creek on N-12. We are so happy to be back! Gordon, from Mystic, was at our mooring ball ready to help us tie off.
We left Marina del Mar at 7:15 in the morning. This is a photo of the bow of Waves of Grace looking back to the famous "Crash Corner" which is a 90 degree turn in the canal and pretty scary when you meet another boat, hence its name. We had a good motor/sail to Marathon via Hawk Channel. There were lots of sailboats on the move as really bad weather is forcasted for this week-end with very cold temps, rain, and high winds. We were very lucky to get a mooring ball at 1:15 when we arrived in Boot Key harbor. We are just across from Sisters' Creek on N-12. We are so happy to be back! Gordon, from Mystic, was at our mooring ball ready to help us tie off.
I have become a follower of your blog. We are leaving tomorrow morning from Georgia for New Smyrna Beach for golf with Frank Fischette. On Thursday we will travel toward Key Largo with the intention of getting there on Friday. Hope to see you soon.
ReplyDeletePlease keep an I on Haiti's after shocks...and sunami news. I am a bit nervous...when are you guys heading back?...I want you away from there more than ever....love you ...Depra's
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