Jascat to the Bahamas
21 October 2014 | Docked along the St Lucie River in Stuart, Fl
13 October 2014 | Docked along the St Lucie Canal Between the Bridges
12 October 2014 | Anchored in the Manatee Pocket, Stuart, Fl
08 October 2014 | Anchored Between the Bridges
07 October 2014 | Anchored in Ding Darling
06 October 2014 | Pelican Bay
03 October 2014 | Charlotte Harbor Boat Storage
09 June 2014 | Sitting on the blocks in Charlotte Harbor Boat Storage
07 June 2014 | Anchored off Cattle Dock Point
05 June 2014 | Anchored just off the Ding Darling Park on Sanibel Island
02 June 2014 | Anchored near marker #7 in the Indian River
31 May 2014 | Anchored off Long Key just south of Fiesta Key
29 May 2014 | Tied to dock at Dinner Key Marina
28 May 2014 | Tied to dock at Pier 3, slip 3
20 May 2014 | Tied to dock at Dinner Key Marina
12 May 2014 | Tied to mooring ball in the Dinner Key Mooring Field
07 May 2014 | Nassau Harbor Club Marina
06 May 2014 | Tied to dock at Nassau Harbor Club Marina
02 May 2014 | Anchored off Black Point, Great Guana Cay
29 April 2014 | Anchored west of Big Majors Spot
Goodby to an old pal
29 May 2014 | Tied to dock at Dinner Key Marina
John
Elliott and John pulling in the remains of our beloved cruising spinnaker (photo by Carol)
One really unfortunate thing happened during our cruise with Carol and Elliott, we blew out the cruising spinnaker for the second time. This time we blasting along Biscayne Bay in 12 to 14 knots winds right on the beam when the fabric at the top of the sail let go. This led to other tears running down the sides of the sail. At the time, we figured that this was "the big one" for this sail. After all, this sail is nearly 20 years old. It looked completely shredded as Elliott and I pulled it in. Ann's assessment today, however, is that she may be able to repair it after all. Hope so.
Tomorrow we are heading out to make our way down the Keys to the Channel 5 Bridge and then on up to the Port Charlotte area on the west coast of Florida. Should take us about two weeks to get there.
One really unfortunate thing happened during our cruise with Carol and Elliott, we blew out the cruising spinnaker for the second time. This time we blasting along Biscayne Bay in 12 to 14 knots winds right on the beam when the fabric at the top of the sail let go. This led to other tears running down the sides of the sail. At the time, we figured that this was "the big one" for this sail. After all, this sail is nearly 20 years old. It looked completely shredded as Elliott and I pulled it in. Ann's assessment today, however, is that she may be able to repair it after all. Hope so.
Tomorrow we are heading out to make our way down the Keys to the Channel 5 Bridge and then on up to the Port Charlotte area on the west coast of Florida. Should take us about two weeks to get there.
| Vessel Name: | Jascat |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Gemini 105Mc (hull #1006) |
| Hailing Port: | San Antonio, Texas |
| Crew: | John and Ann Barton (and Sarah, part time) |
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Who: John and Ann Barton (and Sarah, part time)
Port: San Antonio, Texas