This evening I set on the swim platform grilling some ribs and watched the sun set behind us. I had Jim Croche playing softly in the background, I could here people on the dock laughing and having a good time, A pelican landed on a channel marker across from us and watched me grilling. He was probably disappointed that he didn't get anything. It was a perfect end to a great day.
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| Passing a swinging bridge on the ICW on our way to Alachacola |
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| Pedro, our perfect pet. |
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| Our slip at low tide. |
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| C Quarters Marina |
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| Low tide here is LOW |
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| The inside on Morgan after our ride yesterday. |
3 comments:
The "new" misadventures of The Skipper & Gilligan. Hey, you guys could have your own reality series. Now, fire up that web cam so we can personally eyewitness Sharon's facial expressions when the next big wave rolls over the great Morgan.
Hot Rod
I am wishing to liveaboard one day when I retire. How much sailing experience did you have before you decided to start out with the cruising life? Do you have any sea going experience?
Hey Roadrunner, we had about 2 1/2 years of sailing inland rivers and lakes before leaving.
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