Bahamas Bound

Marco Island, Key West, Ocean Reef crossing over to the Bahama's. Starting at Cat Caye exploring all the islands down through the Exuma's. No timetable, watchs thrown overboard! Weather and the spirit of adventure will govern our journey. Stay tuned

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Marco to Key West ....We are off

27 June 2007
Diane
Monday, we shoved off from Factory Bay Marina at noon heading for Key West. A day we had greatly anticipated, worn out from all the preparation that we needed to do, completing business details and outfitting the boat, our work was finished. Let the journey begin, the weather was perfect, and the seas were flat. Key West or bust, the thought of the day, spend two nights, then onward. We want to say thank you to our friends who shared their experiences, passing along tips, must do's, cautions and even this site. Thank you all.

We have been enjoying relaxation time, a wonderful coffee caf�, great food and beautiful weather. Today is Wednesday the day we thought we would be leaving for Ocean Reef. Remember that, NO TIME TABLE, we are pleased to announce, it's in effect! Monday evening as we strolled along after dinner we ran across a great band playing at Schooner Warf, they mentioned they would be playing again tonight at Vergilio's. Wil and I looked at each other with big grins and said, "Why not, let's stay", so that's just what we are doing. Tomorrow, looks like better weather for heading north up Hawks Channel!
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Vessel Name: Bella Laguna
Vessel Make/Model: Searay 48 Sundancer
Hailing Port: Marco Island, Florida
Crew: Wil Moore & Diane Chestnut
About:
Bella Laguna, named for Wil�s former hometown of Laguna Beach, California, hails out of the Marina at Factory Bay, Marco Island, Florida, Wil�s new hometown. Wil�s nautical adventures started three years ago on �Sea Rider� a 42' Sundancer. [...]

Who: Wil Moore & Diane Chestnut
Port: Marco Island, Florida