Hello friends! I wish I had started this blog when we first bought our trawler but alas, we did not. But, never too late to start a good thing, eh? We have owned several boats over the years, most of them nearly new. But, I have always enjoyed clas…
Legacy Harbor Marina, Fort Myers, Florida
Another warm sunny day today. Nice to have a few consecutive days of nice weather. Nancy and I went to the service at the First Presbyterian Church this morning, about a 10 minute walk from the marina. Big church (in my view), very friendly people. Thi…
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Kim Jo III at Harborage Marina inSt. Petersburg, Florida- 1st floating dock since the Tenn-TomA gaggle of sailboats at the marina-good thing we bought a “Grouper zinc saver” Another beautiful Florida sunsetWe are finally getting the boat w…
Puerto Morelos to Bahia de Ascencion
We checked out of Puerto Morelos on Monday and began our trip south. Our first stop was Hut Point, about 6 miles from PM. It was an open area behind a protective reef but not at all protected from the wind. we only stayed the night and left at 3a…
Puerto Morelos to Bahia de Ascencion
We checked out of Puerto Morelos on Monday and began our trip south. Our first stop was Hut Point, about 6 miles from PM. It was an open area behind a protective reef but not at all protected from the wind. we only stayed the night and left at 3a…

Getting Ready for the Return Passage from Japan to Hawaii
GETTING READY FOR THE RETURN PASSAGE FROM JAPAN TO HONOLULU, HI
January 2011
We are tied up in Ashiya, Japan, (35 42.3N, 135 19.0E). Starr has been here for over ten months, and I’m ready to “hit the road” (sailor talk). The distance …
Previously posted pictures from December 30, 2010
The star attraction atClearwater AquariumWinter has a prosthetic finKeith and Dave at Tarpon Springs Time for a beer (or 2)Me, Nancy, Keith, and Daveat Tarpon Springs-great Greek food
It’s official
It’s official, well almost. We still need to get our drivers’ licenses changed, but we now have the van registered in Monroe County (it will live here in the Keys and wait for us to return each year) and we are proudly flying the Conch Republic burgee….
Still here!
No, we are not in jail, we haven’t fallen in, and yes, the party continues here in the Keys.I don’t know where to start. Time is insignificant at this stage of our lives, and it flies when you are having fun, and it has been fun here in the Keys. Again…
