The favorite view for crew Istaboa
Going back through some archived images while working on a photo book (for personal enjoyment), we came upon a lot of these shots taken from the pilot house and over the bow. A lot!
It's made us realize how fortunate we've been to have experienced these visuals and how much we want to add to this collection, there's a whole world of this still out there waiting for us, (much to Radar's chagrin).
For now...
Yep, we're still in Stuart and the exit windows of opportunity are getting shorter and shorter, northers clocking around only to become northers again within hours, which is what the weather does this time of year.
But, there's no reason to complain, our time will come.
Soon.
More on page 2, but be warned... page 2 is large
The start of another trip down the Tenn-Tom
Leaving Pickwick for the last time.
Winter 2008
Note the thin ice on the water
I haven't put these in any order yet, but I'm sure many of you will fondly recollect some of these images.
These are our memories of motoring past places as far north as St. Michaels, Maryland and far south and east as Long Island, Bahamas. From the Tennessee River to Pipe Creek in the Exumas, over 17,000 miles have been logged aboard Istaboa and we have zealously consumed every one of them. (except the last few times we did the Tenn-Tom, which is why Istaboa lives on the east coast now)
We hope you enjoy our photos.Adios,
Istaboa
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Breathtaking...morale of the story "Rip off the rear view mirror and never look back" I really enjoy your blog. Hope to see you on the water some day soon.
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Some great shots! Really good theme too. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking indeed!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks to all, it's always gratifying to hear comments such as these.
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White House Custom Color is the name of the company. Interesting stuff.
Someday when we can't do this anymore, a collection of photos may prove to be enjoyable.
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