C'est la Vie

Due to restricted bridge openings to accommodate the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral we kept our motor running all day today. Plotting our route last night we concluded that making the NASA Causeway Bridge before 15:30 would require a 06:00 start and an average of better than 5knots. If we didn't make it then the bridge would not open for the next 3 hours. With the assistance of our trusty co-pilot pictured above we made the bridges with time to spare. The day's transit from Rocky Point to Mosquito Lagoon covered 57NM. A grim forecast for early next week will keep us pushing hard to make St. Augustine by Sunday. Co-pilot says, "Keep your motor running - tomorrow Daytona Beach, FL. Woof!"

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Vessel Name:	Cest la Vie
Vessel Make/Model:	1966 Charlie Morgan 34
Hailing Port:	Everglades City, FL
About:	Anne - thirtysomething culinary godess that won't admit to being a fine sailor. Jeff - thirtysomething jack of all trades that constantly reminds Anne she is a fine sailor. Carlie - nine year old Jack Russell that loves to watch the dolphins.
Extra:	Currently our winters are spent working for the North Carlina Outward Bound School based on Indian Key Pass in Everglades City, FL. Our summers are spent in the Outer Banks of NC running the Outward Bound Schools sea kayak programs along the Cape Lookout National Seashore.

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