Islamorada Key Largo Miami Ft Lauderdale Stuart Florida

Left Marathon and arrived at Islamorada and anchored out.
Another dollar restaurant.

Traveling to Key Largo. We actually made a couple phone calls while traveling and traded outboards for our dinghy.
We made the transaction at a public boat access ramp.

In Key Largo our first two nights we were anchored and the last two we were at the Anchorage
Marina with our friends WaterMarks from Wisconsin.

The Miami skyline as we approached.

Miami evening lights from Maggie Jo anchored in the Aquarium Stadium Anchorage.

Heading thru Miami.

The trip from Miami to Fort Lauderdale had many mega yachts.

Our modes of transportation, E-Bikes, Dinghy (new outboard), and Maggie Jo.

The fountain in the center of Stuart FL.
We have since traveled to Vero Beach and now anchored south of Cocoa Beach.

Marathon Keys 4

Angie getting ready for the Sunset with other boaters (snow birds and loopers) at our marina, Marlin Bay.

Over the last 6 weeks the sunset have been getting better as now the sun sets on the water from the view from our marina.

This is the church we have been attending in Marathon.
Angie volunteered and rounded up a bunch of other boaters to help organize and sort all the donations for there garage sale.
The money goes to their after-school program and the low income apartment the church is rebuilding after the huricane.

One of five legal lobsters that I have caught snorkeling.  In shallow water this time of year it is hard to find any that meet the minimum size requirement.

Lobster tastes better when you caught it yourself.

My Sister Pat, and her friend (our high school classmate), Dean visited us in Marathon.
We spent a day in Key West. 

We drove up to Islamorada to eat and shop around.
This is the sister ship to Hemingway's boat "Pilar" inside of sporting goods store.

We had a beach visit to Bahia-Honda State Park.