Another glorious day on the menu for us today! Who would have known that I would be celebrating my birthday aboard Serenity en route to Florida? We left our lovely anchorage at 7 am and headed for our final destination in Stuart at Sunset …
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At Sea (the ICW) All Day – December 1st
There is nothing quite like waking to the sound of the bow thrusters grinding away in one’s ears to know you’re at sea (well actually, on the way to the sea). No need for an alarm clock these days. The sun was still making its way skyward w…
Friday, November 30 St. Augustine to New Smyrna Beach
Another sunny day, even milder than yesterday smiled on Serenity and her crew. Leaving a mooring ball is infinitely easier than leaving the dock – no lines, power cable or hose to contend with (and no fighting). Much more civilized and sere…
Better Off Left Alone
Update on the photo uploading issue mentioned in my previous blog entry. It appears that deep in the bowels of the Google sacred castle, there is a dungeon filled with computer gurus who have decided to reinvent the wheel…
The Intracostal Waterway – Southbound
This morning dawned the exact opposite of the day before – bright, warm and sunny. I was so thrilled to be aboard, that I offered to make breakfast. Good thing no one was around to see me peering at the controls on the stove. Even I s…
OMG! I’m Finally Aboard!
So, at VERY long last, I’ve been reunited with my beloved Serenity!The alarm chirped at 3:30 am on Wednesday, November 28th. Most normal people would groan at this indecent intrusion in the virtual middle of the night. Not yours truly. &nbs…
Plan B
I was in the process of uploading 5 new photos for the “Big Run Blog” when I received this notification:”Whoops! You’re out of space. You are currently using 100% of your 1 GB quota for photos. Photos are stored in your Pica…
Goin’ South: SailBlogs 2012-11-26 17:26:54
A beautiful sunset in Jacksonville, Florida (View Post…)
Jacksonville, Florida
Puffin continues to slip-slide down the ICW and is comfortably anchored in Florida this evening, off Blount Island on the St. John’s River. It’s an urban anchorage, five miles east of Jacksonville and surprisingly quiet despite ocean-going freighters…
Ebb Tide
We are heading out today, as I write this we are approaching Jacksonville to catch the ebb tide, big current here so it will be nice to get the push. Forecast offshore is for light winds, currently 4-5′ seas with an 11 second interval, really just swel…
