Today was our last day in Beaufort and we spent it being lazy and enjoying the park…again. We also took a walk and looked at some of the beautiful homes, one more time. There is a ton of history in this town so I thought I’d share a little with you. If you’re not a fan of history you may want to skip this post.
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Beaufort, SC History Lesson
PHOTO OF THE WEEK – Fringing Reef #4 Wavelet
The story behind FRINGING REEF #4 WAVELET… The 29th Annual Fund-Raising Gala for Salpointe High School here in Tucson is scheduled for this Saturday, April 23, at the elegant Cross Creek Riding Club estate. I’m pleased to support them Read More …
April 17 – Beaufort, SC
Downtown Marina Mooring Ball
“We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude.” —Cynthia Ozick
Cruiser’s talk a lot about weather…I hope it doesn’t bore my blog readers. It’s a big part of cruising. Although it’s been very windy this week we’ve had beautiful weather for the most part and today was spectacular. We spent most of the day in the park just relaxing and soaking up the warm sunshine and what a great place it was to do it.
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FPB 78-1 Forepeak: Boatbuilders’ Art
As FPB 78-1 nears completion, it is becoming easier to see the art form of which the Circa team are …Read More
Something Different
The winds blew last night and into today. Friends confirmed that the beach was too rough for swimming. So we decided to do something different.We walked into town in search of fresh fruit. As we get away from the water, it turned hot and we decided the…
Metal Shark Aluminum Boats
Jeanerette, Louisiana isn’t a massive metropolis, so why were us boaters and technology lovers excited to spend a day there? Admittedly the oysters, crawfish, and local beer are all excellent, but that wasn’t the motivation behind the trip. The reason was to visit Metal Shark Aluminum Boats. If you have ever been just a bit…
April 16 – Beaufort, SC
Downtown Marina Mooring Ball
“Smile, breathe, and go slowly.” —Thich Nhat Hanh
The sun returned today and we had temperatures in the low 70s…a perfect day to ride bikes and enjoy a festival. We took the Spanish Moss Bike Trail back to Port Royal to enjoy the Soft Shell Crab Festival. Neither of us are real fans of soft shell crabs, but we did enjoy some other good seafood for lunch.
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American Bald Eagle Release…
An American Bald Eagle was released today at Possumwood Acres, a wildlife rehabilitation center located in Hubert, NC. The eagle had been rehabilitated by Cape Fear Raptor Center, which is located in Rocky Point, NC. The eagle was brought to Possumwood for release because it had been found on nearby Cape Lejeune and they are […]
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