Caloosa Spirit

Catalina 42 mkII

Sunsets

First Watch Restaurant, Sarasota, FL 06-05-06

Panera Bread Company 03-12-06

Southpoint Anchorage, Stuart, FL 03-12-06

Vero Beach Municipal Marina 02-13-06

Charleston City Marina 11-26-05

The Magma Newport gas grill 11-07-05

The Pirate's House Restaurant in Savannah 11-02-05

An electric toaster 11-02-05

A custom foam mattress—aaaaaaahhhh!! 09-30-05

Seaweeds

Marathon Boat Yard, Marathon, FL 06-05-06

Old Port Cove Marina, North Palm Beach, FL 03-12-06

Laundry in the rigging 02-13-06

A clogged—or non-existent—air filter 12-10-05

Any marina that tucks its pump-out station in a corner and/or charges an outrageous price to use it. 11-16-05

Owning two boats at the same time 09-30-05

Charleston City Marina

The cheapest fuel we found between Virginia and Florida in the fall of 2005 was at the Charleston City Marina. The staff were very helpful and friendly, and the free pump-out boat came to us while we sat at the fuel dock. We had stayed at the marina for several nights in the spring of 2005, and the marina’s courtesy van was invaluable in getting around the city. While the dockage rate is a bit pricey for our budget, this marina is worth the expense.

Posted Saturday November 26, 2005

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