Back in Ft Pierce, we went to the Oyster Festival, had
lunch at 12A buoy and visited with friends on F dock. We were anxious to get back to Brunswick and
left with the first weather window.
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| Carpaccio at 12A Buoy |
If you've never tried 12A Buoy, you owe it to yourself to try it.
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| Bill and Maureen, s/v Kalunamoo |
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| Kathleen's friend, the oyster |
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| The oyster festival is going to the dogs! |
We
left Ft Pierce at sunrise; saw another sunrise on the ocean and were safely
docked at Brunswick when the sun rose again 47 hours after leaving Ft
Pierce. We spent a couple of days
getting stuff off the boat—who would have thought one could put so many things
in so many different places? The car was
stuffed and we still had to stop at Total Wine for a case of rum!
We were pleased to find that silliness is not limited to the Bahamas.
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| Picasso step aside, the manatees are painting! |
Elmo and Cookie Monster in the woods near my house---drinking beer?
Back home, we had to find a place for all the
stuff. Apparently, we didn’t want to leave
the Bahamas since we must have brought most of them home! Twenty-seven pounds of seashells, 48 pounds
of coral, assorted conch shells, air plants, a pile of driftwood, flower pods and
fronds from coconut palms, sand, sea fans, etc.
And so, another season in the Bahamas has come to a close. Now it's time to move on to summertime adventures!
1 comment:
Great pictures depicting great fun. So glad your life if full, Peter. You have truly found love again.
I'm off here now. I'll be going on my bicycle tour to promote awareness of the growing homeless population in this nation. I'll think of you when I'm in the South in the winter..I'll imagine all those beautiful pictures you would post on the forums throughout the years. The best to you two. And thanks for always be a friend on the forums.
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