Today was a cool day, starting at 54F and warming up to 64F.
This would be the first time we wore long pants and long sleeve shirts in a few
months. In speaking with Liane tonight, I found out it was -8C so still not
complaining! We took off from Canaveral around 7am and made it all the way to
Daytona (by boat this time) by 4pm. It was much faster in the Camaro! Along the
way we saw many Dolphines, Manatees and a rose coloured bird called Roseat
Spoonbill, I think.
I would never have seen them at all if it was not for
Susan's eagle eye. I was busy all day
completing tax returns in the am and translating another chapter of a book
about the "Great Loop" in the pm. Susan called us on the radio to
alert us to all the sights along the way, so I would not miss any. God bless
that girl! The birds are magnificent indeed.
We were certainly not the only
snow birds heading North either. Our trip today was through the Intracoastal
Waterway and we were a whole line up of boats coming up.
King and Sharon hosted tonight and what wonderful
hosts they are.
Margaritas abounded and every glass was salted to perfection.
After a couple of hours of chatting and laughing, "Perfect Balance"
and "Gran Vida" came back to our boats for a late dinner.
Tomorrow we
are aiming for St-Augustine and looking forward to an early afternoon arrival
to enjoy the sights and sounds.
The title for tonight is the last of a string of B-days in
birthday season. My brother Bob is celebrating his ??'th. Wish I was there with
you guys. We now get a short reprieve until early May that is. Hey a month is a
month!
Good night all.
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