Posted on December 1, 2022
by Linda
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Wednesday was Regis’ birthday and he was hoping for a smooth motoring day. We left the mooring ball at sunrise and by the time we got into the main channel for the intracoastal waterway (ICW), Regis said we had to turn around. That quickly… Continue Reading “Sarasota to Gasparilla”
Category: boat work, boatlife, travel, wildlifeTags: boat life, Brown Pelican, dolphins playing, icw, intracoastal waterway in Florida, magnificent frigatebird, trawler life, white pelicans
Posted on October 6, 2022
by regis
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Monday Sept. 26: After a three days of hurried prep work and fighting an infection (see post here) I was under way to leave the marina and find shelter from hurricane Ian. This was not how I imagined my first cruise would be, running… Continue Reading “Solo and Running Away…”
Posted on May 21, 2019
by Linda
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I was at the GTM NERR today doing some volunteer work where we were downloading video from one of the cameras monitoring the intracoastal waterway. The study is about wave activity created by boats. While there, I tried to do my best not to… Continue Reading “Coast Guard Rescue Training”
Category: UncategorizedTags: authorities, boat, canon, canonusa, coast guard, fiddler crab, fire department, GTM National Estuarine Research Reserve, GTM NERR, GTM Research Reserve, helicopter, icw, intracoastal waterway, rescue training
Linda and Regis travel... 