Aboard and around Altair
24 March 2013 | Brunswick
19 March 2013 | Fernandina Marina
18 March 2013 | Titusville to Fernandina
15 March 2013 | Merritt Island
14 March 2013 | Telemar Bay Marina, Merritt Island
10 March 2013 | Stuart
08 March 2013 | Stuart
07 March 2013 | Stuart
06 March 2013 | Off Shore
05 March 2013 | Loggerhead Hollywood
02 March 2013 | Loggerhead Marina Hallandale
01 March 2013 | Parked in Paradise
27 February 2013 | Hollywood, Loggerhead Marina
26 February 2013 | Hollywood
25 February 2013 | Hollywood
24 February 2013 | Lake Worth
23 February 2013 | Lake Worth
22 February 2013 | Lantana
22 February 2013 | ICW
22 February 2013 | Palm Beach Gardens
Traveling North
14 March 2013 | Telemar Bay Marina, Merritt Island
Pepper/55 degrees, sunny, windy
Monday, March 11th
We left Stuart to continue our journey north. Vero Beach Marina was a 6 hour trip. The weather is cool but nothing like home. We enjoy a prepackaged Caesar salad but we add shrimp and capers. It was either really good or we were really hungry.
Tuesday, March 12th
We walk through a neighborhood along a canal, checking out the homes for sale. There are several that are really cute and don’t look too outrageous. Once back on Altair Bob dinghies ashore and takes the bus to Publix. I manage to work myself into being very homesick, but survive. Great steaks, mushrooms, salad, and red wine help. We watched two episodes of Smash on the lap top. Love the show.
Wednesday, March 13th
We continue to head north on the ICW. It is choppy and not recommended to go offshore. There are many beautiful and interesting homes and boats to view. I finish reading In the Garden of Beasts out loud. If you’ve read or read this book you’ll understand that this was quite a feat.
We end up at the Telemar Marina inside Merritt Island past Dragon Point. Quite a story about a Dragon sculpture, wish it was still here, check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8X3qwL3EoQ
We left Stuart to continue our journey north. Vero Beach Marina was a 6 hour trip. The weather is cool but nothing like home. We enjoy a prepackaged Caesar salad but we add shrimp and capers. It was either really good or we were really hungry.
Tuesday, March 12th
We walk through a neighborhood along a canal, checking out the homes for sale. There are several that are really cute and don’t look too outrageous. Once back on Altair Bob dinghies ashore and takes the bus to Publix. I manage to work myself into being very homesick, but survive. Great steaks, mushrooms, salad, and red wine help. We watched two episodes of Smash on the lap top. Love the show.
Wednesday, March 13th
We continue to head north on the ICW. It is choppy and not recommended to go offshore. There are many beautiful and interesting homes and boats to view. I finish reading In the Garden of Beasts out loud. If you’ve read or read this book you’ll understand that this was quite a feat.
We end up at the Telemar Marina inside Merritt Island past Dragon Point. Quite a story about a Dragon sculpture, wish it was still here, check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8X3qwL3EoQ
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| Vessel Name: | Altair |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Beneteau M405 |
| Hailing Port: | Hilton Head, SC |
| Crew: | Bob and Jennifer aka Captn & Pepper |
| About: | Pepper is a retired middle school teacher and the Captn is a professional trouble maker. Also onboard is Jambo our Portugese Water Dog. |
| Extra: | Altair is a Beneteau out of the Moorings fleet that we bought in Martinique and sailed to SC about ten years ago. We have been sailing the east coast since then and now begin the early phase of retirement headed South. |
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Captn & Pepper
Who: Bob and Jennifer aka Captn & Pepper
Port: Hilton Head, SC