Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Monday, November 18, 2013
Today's Pics
As we were leaving Loggerhead Marina in Vero Beach, unbeknownst to us, Crew Duchess snapped off a few pics. We were pleasantly surprised to find them in our email inbox.
Thanks, Steve and Sandy.
Hope we meet again.
Going
Gone
Thanks, Steve and Sandy.
Hope we meet again.
Going
Going
Gone
Vero and Grand Harbor are on our short list of places to return to. They're not far so it may be sooner than later.
Adios,
Istaboa
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Today's Pic
We're back!
After all that, we're right back where we started from... last July.
It's nice to have really fast internet.
It's nice to have a car.
It's nice to know the neighborhood.
So here we'll stay for a while.
The big Nordhavn to the left just sold... MacGuffin... the folks that bought her seemed friendly and had their captain showing them around the boat today... fortunate folks, she's a beautiful boat.
After all that, we're right back where we started from... last July.
It's nice to have really fast internet.
It's nice to have a car.
It's nice to know the neighborhood.
So here we'll stay for a while.
The big Nordhavn to the left just sold... MacGuffin... the folks that bought her seemed friendly and had their captain showing them around the boat today... fortunate folks, she's a beautiful boat.
Saturday, November 16, 2013
If You Like Water, Photography, And Music...
You'll love this post...
And this girl can sing... really worth a listen... I imagine you'll hear more of her in the near future.
Listen — Hear her here: http://www.typhenebarrow.net/#!typhenebarrow/c11bq
Harry Fayt – The Flood underwater photography
The Flood is a captivating series by Belgium-based photographer Harry Fayt that features Belgian soul singer Typhene Barrow immersed in an underwater world. Everything from a couch and coffee table to a chandelier and piano is submerged in Fayt’s surreal, alternate universe, presenting a beautiful symphony of the human form weightlessly hovering in what illusively seems like mid-air.
And this girl can sing... really worth a listen... I imagine you'll hear more of her in the near future.
Listen — Hear her here: http://www.typhenebarrow.net/#!typhenebarrow/c11bq
Friday, November 15, 2013
Thursday, November 14, 2013
The Driftwood Inn
Bumpin' around Vero Beach, one must stop at the Driftwood Inn.
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Established in the early 1900's by Waldo Sexton in Vero Beach, Florida, and named to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1994, the Driftwood Resort today offers accommodations accentuated with an abundance of fascinating artifacts from Waldo's personal collection and is rich in historical overtones.
It goes without sayin', it's a great bar.
Cheers,
Istaboa
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Established in the early 1900's by Waldo Sexton in Vero Beach, Florida, and named to the National Registry of Historic Places in 1994, the Driftwood Resort today offers accommodations accentuated with an abundance of fascinating artifacts from Waldo's personal collection and is rich in historical overtones.
It goes without sayin', it's a great bar.
Cheers,
Istaboa
Today's Pic
Sunset over Daytona.
Daytona Boat Works in the foreground.
We came upon Aquamarina by accident.
Halifax Harbor, our usual stop in Daytona, was full. The manager there suggested we try Aquamarina... just next door.
We did and found a very nice, quirky/comical staff, who treated us very well. It's less crowded and much more sedate than Halifax. And... there's a great restaurant on-site... The Chart House.
This will be our first choice in Daytona from now on.
The wind is still howlin' like stink and out of the north. Vero Beach and Loggerhead Marina has been a nice respite and a great place to hunker down till this blow, blows away.
Adios,
Istaboa
Daytona Boat Works in the foreground.
We came upon Aquamarina by accident.
Halifax Harbor, our usual stop in Daytona, was full. The manager there suggested we try Aquamarina... just next door.
We did and found a very nice, quirky/comical staff, who treated us very well. It's less crowded and much more sedate than Halifax. And... there's a great restaurant on-site... The Chart House.
This will be our first choice in Daytona from now on.
The wind is still howlin' like stink and out of the north. Vero Beach and Loggerhead Marina has been a nice respite and a great place to hunker down till this blow, blows away.
Adios,
Istaboa
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