Sapphire...One day at a time.
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Feb. 24th... Georgetown
After the nets, ( Weather at 6:30, Georgetown 8:00, Cruiseheimers 8:30 and
Tech. Net at 9:00) Craig from "Tilt" came over to show me how to download weather charts from the SSB as well as how to set things up for automatic weather forecasts.
When we finished plans were made for a trip across the harbor for lunch at Palm Bay resort. The water is almost calm today which makes such a trip possible. After a pleasant lunch, we walked about a mile down the road to another place on the beach called Fish-Fry Town, which is an area where there are 6 or 8 smallish native establishments and lots of picnic tables. It is set up like a kiosk in some big mall.... But open air, sand and picnic tables.
On our way back to the boat we made a run to shore to pick up some ice and then .. spent the rest of our Sunday afternoon reading. It was over 90 without any wind so shade and Rum punch seemed appropriate. After dark we grilled a steak and steamed some broccoli for dinner.
After the nets, ( Weather at 6:30, Georgetown 8:00, Cruiseheimers 8:30 and
Tech. Net at 9:00) Craig from "Tilt" came over to show me how to download weather charts from the SSB as well as how to set things up for automatic weather forecasts.
When we finished plans were made for a trip across the harbor for lunch at Palm Bay resort. The water is almost calm today which makes such a trip possible. After a pleasant lunch, we walked about a mile down the road to another place on the beach called Fish-Fry Town, which is an area where there are 6 or 8 smallish native establishments and lots of picnic tables. It is set up like a kiosk in some big mall.... But open air, sand and picnic tables.
On our way back to the boat we made a run to shore to pick up some ice and then .. spent the rest of our Sunday afternoon reading. It was over 90 without any wind so shade and Rum punch seemed appropriate. After dark we grilled a steak and steamed some broccoli for dinner.
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| Vessel Name: | Sapphire |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Bayfield 40 |
| Hailing Port: | White Lake, Michigan |
| Crew: | Mike and Kathy Steere |
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