With the exception of a few final trim pieces, the new anodized panels and some cleanup we are just about finished. The panels were shipped yesterday, the trim pieces are shaping up – problem being that this entire station will be removable …
TAH DAH! Well Maybe TAH!
With the exception of a few final trim pieces, the new anodized panels and some cleanup we are just about finished. The panels were shipped yesterday, the trim pieces are shaping up – problem being that this entire station will be removable for f…
Big Waves
Dylan and Dee Dee took a walk across the island to the ocean side and found big waves. These were the biggest ones this crew had encountered.Dylan proved to be the most fearless, leaping right in. Although, there were a few that even turned him back.De…
Stormy Seas From Fort Macon, NC…
I thought that I would share some stormy seas photos that I took from the jetty at Fort Macon State Park, NC. I’ve been neglecting my website lately. So sorry. The photos shown here are a bit different from the ones that I shared on Facebook. Same subjects – different photos of them. Last Friday, […]
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Feb. 10 – Cocoa, FL
Indian River – Anchorage
“We do not remember days, we remember moments.” ―Cesare Pavese
Just a quick update to the blog to let everyone know where we are…life isn’t very exciting at the moment. We spent Tuesday in Vero Beach, it was cooler and windier than Monday, so we were glad we had spent Monday wandering through the beach area. Tuesday we took advantage of the local bus and went to Publix, had lunch and did a little shopping. Before returning to the boat we visited with friends that are docked at the marina. We spent the rest of the day hiding on the boat from high winds and cold temperatures. We have to keep reminding ourselves we’re in south Florida.
Today we moved north to Cocoa, which is a cute town we enjoyed visiting in 2011, but today we decided against going ashore. The high winds and cold temperature makes a ride in the dinghy very uncomfortable. In fact we spent most of the day driving from the lower helm so we could stay out of the wind and stay warm. Kind of fun for a change, but we both would enjoy a warm day…at least the sun has been out and that helps. This summer when it’s hot, I hope we remember these days.
Living on a 63 Outer Reef – Diana’s View
NOTE TO READERS: Be sure to read the article “Happy Two Year Anniversary” published earlier today in conjunction with “Diana’s View.”While Les told you about all the physical details, I will attempt to describe the life style. First I sho…
Happy Two Year Anniversary
We took possession of our Outer Reef 63 on February 10, 2014. Therefore, today marks the second anniversary of our ownership of the boat and of living aboard. Thinking back two years to those commissioning days brings back memories which, while mo…
A Bit of a Setback on Dirona
Yesterday evening, Jennifer got hit by a snapping line from the super yacht on the dock beside us. The line hit hard enough to break Jen’s clavicle (collar) bone. It’s now a bit of a mess with the bone broken through, displaced and overlapping. The doctors are confident it will heal well but I know…
FPB Owner Blogs – Adventures of Avatar
From time to time we like to feature owner blogs here on SetSail. Returning readers will no doubt be familiar with …Read More
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