It was Sunday and we really knew it….there were boats everywhere in one of the busiest, most affluent and populated parts of the Inter-Coastal Waterway. The bigĀ bucks are from here to Miami. The homes and the big boats are only part of that story (see the pictures). We had a little rain to start off today but it was 79F at 8pm and totally fabulous. Marg made chicken-shrimp rice and then we enjoyed talking with JT and Stacey (Happy Birthday Stacey!!!!) and Melissa and Brian (Happy Birthday Melissa!!! – Nov. 27). Tomorrow we will leave for Ft. Lauderdale where we will do some provisioning then as soon as possible leave for the Island of Bimini (look it up on Google Earth) – the end of the first chapter of our adventure and the beginning of a new chapter (stay tuned).
- A storm brewing – rain in a few minutes
- Beautiful clouds after the rain
- Pelican Pete – looking pretty
- streets of boats and homes
- You can live in style ….if you have $5M
- Margie does Sunday Brunch
- More mansions than you could shake a wallet at
- weekends are for gunkholing around (a real word in boating)
- Stately lighthouse in Port St. Lucie (also a tourist sight)
- Captain Tom threads the needle
- look at those boats – they’re everywhere
- Creativity and colour – inspiring
- A waterway watering hole
- Marg liked this golf course – I did too!!
- Look at it…it’s a catamaran
- Ahh time for dinner and a sundowner