This year’s lost another page from the calendar and we spent it in the Florida Keys.
Just wondered if blonds have more fun!This is the end of the bright work. Bill’s finishing up our name boards under …
This year’s lost another page from the calendar and we spent it in the Florida Keys.
Just wondered if blonds have more fun!This is the end of the bright work. Bill’s finishing up our name boards under …
What a night last night was, and oh, what a day it turned out to be! In the middle of the night, Ron and I were each awakened by noise and flashing blue strobe lights on the walls of our cabin. Peeking out the porthole, across the water not too far fro…

The slide show above is a recap of all the FPB 64 images we have in various slide shows. It combines sea trial photos, interior, and construction details, in one giant show, 370 images long. As always, pressing the letter “F” while playing the s how will bring you the full screen versions.

Here’s a sight that would gladden the heart of anyone interested in cruising yachts. Two FPB 64s, Iron Lady and Osprey, side by side in Marsden Cove Marina.
While we were a little busy last week we still managed a few photos, which follow. At the end of this article you will find a link to […]

The red hover craft.Today was another “holding pattern” day. We are still waiting for our prescriptions so we can head to the Bahamas. But, the good news is that Gina has sent our radio and prescriptions and they should be here tomorrow late afternoon…

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It is hard to believe that we have been in Vero Beach almost a month. April is here. We have been busy, having put almost 6,000 miles on the boat, it was time to have it hauled and imspect the running gear and have the bottom cleaned and new anit-fouli…
It was VERY windy in Ft Myers today so another day in the Marina, not much fun but better than being out on the water in the middle of it. I added a set of cleats above the transom, they are small ones and will be used to cross tie…
N 27′ 05.650′/ W 080′ 17.819′– We left a very quiet “free” dock at the town boat launch (mile marker 103) just west of the bridge in LaBelle right on the Okeechobee waterway 8:15 a.m. While there, we experienced a mild thunderstorm last night which cooled temperatures for a comfortable night’s sleep. When we awoke we […]![]()
On Thursday, March 24, Diana departed for Chicago, her first visit in almost six months. Kodi and I stayed behind. The plan, which came together beautifully, was to spend the weekend with my daughter, Lesley, deal with maintenance…
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