Departed Miami at 9:30am. We wanted to leave much earlier to coincide with slack tide but the fog was so bad we had to wait until it lifted.
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Biscayne Bay was as smooth as glass today and we enjoyed a lovely cruise.
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On the way we were befriended (adopted?) by a pair of dolphins who surfed on our bow wave for at least ten minutes. Those guys really know how to have fun!
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With calm seas and the autopilot driving, we could sit out front and enjoy the view. Pam took advantage to the time and gave herself a pedicure (see photo).
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At 3:25pm today we passed through Jewfish Creek and officially entered the Florida Keys!
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We made it!! Continued on for a few miles and dropped anchor off Key Largo. We will hang around here for a few days before one last push to Marathon. The marina says the repair work on the slips should be completed on Dec 10th.
Photo: Jewfish Creek (US Route 1) drawbridge opening our way into the Keys.
2 comments:
Great dolphin photos! See you guys in a few weeks.
Geezze, you guys have made some progress. I was out of town for four days and you are almost is the Keys. I was having withdrawals not keeping up with you for a time.
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