It was two years coming reuniting with Cliff and Sharon (EZ Breezes) they hadn't change a bit and it was refreshing that they hadn't. We had a great time visiting with them but they were not ready to move on as cliff was doing the top end of his engine on his sailboat. They shuttled us around to provision and cliff shared his knowledge towards our future voyage. When they do sail they are heading to the Bahamas and not in our direction. It is the commonality of what we do and the understanding of our directions that binds us, and even though we may not see them again for awhile we will hold them dearest in our hearts. Tonight we anchored in an anchorage next to a spoil Island where we were next t Cliff and Sharon and at that time did not know who they were. It brought back memories. Brad cooked a great meal (hungarian goulash) and a fine bottle of red wine. We will be in Vero beach at noon tomorrow to pick up a mooring ball just before gale force winds come through with a new low pressure front. Have added pics of tonights anchorage. A spoil Island is created by the army core of engineers dredging the channel to a minimum depth and depositing the spoils in the adjacent seaway. Overtime it creates a mini Gilligans Island lol.