Troubadour's Travels

12 May 2011 | South Lake
09 May 2011 | Belhaven
08 May 2011 | Bonner Bay
07 May 2011 | Coast Guard Station
03 May 2011 | Wrightsville Beach
01 May 2011 | Southport
27 April 2011 | Bull Creek
25 April 2011 | Whiteside Creek Near Charleston
23 April 2011 | Cumberland Island
21 April 2011 | St. Augustine
19 April 2011 | Daytona Beach
18 April 2011 | Palm Shores Bridge
17 April 2011 | Fort Pierce
15 April 2011 | Lake Worth
11 April 2011 | No Name Harbor
08 April 2011 | Venetian Causeway Anchorage
01 April 2011 | No Name Harbor
31 March 2011 | Pumpkin Key
30 March 2011 | Rodriguez Key
27 March 2011 | Marathon

Friends at Dockside Bar

27 March 2011 | Marathon
Nancy
Pulled anchor at Little Shark River at 7:45 am. It was very buggy here this time; no wind to discourage the little devils. We saw a huge croc near Troubadour last night; his entire back had to be at least 12 feet long!

Yesterday we rebedded the stanchion on the port side. Ed checked the engine; the oil is down a bit. He also put some lock tight on an engine bolt; we will probably need to have someone realign the engine and tighten all the bolts sometime. Fuel is one inch below 3/4 tank.

Put all three sails up at 8 am; but had to leave the engine on. Not enough wind to get the job done without it. SOG 6.3 knots. Wind apparant west 9 knots.

Saw lots of flying fish and dolphins this trip, although we were contantly weaving thru fish traps.

Eventually we took all the sail down around noon and just motored the rest of the way. It got real shallow in the Moser Channel near the Seven Mile Bridge.

Picked up a mooring in Boot Key Harbor in Marathon at 3:30 pm. We plan to stay here a week.

We put another coat of paint on the dinghy and finally painted the registration numbers on it.

On Sunday we met Bill & Marlene Walsh and their friends Bill & Judy for lunch and a whole lot of catching up. They were down here visiting friends and were driving back to Key West to fly back to snowy Boston on Monday. So we took them to the cruiser's hangout, Dockside, where we had a terrific lunch. Thanks Bill. Great time....
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Vessel Name: Troubadour
Vessel Make/Model: Tashiba 40
Hailing Port: Boston
Crew: Ed & Nancy

Troubadour

Who: Ed & Nancy
Port: Boston