Courtyard by Marriott Stuart
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Stuart at last!
... enough to be in Indiantown for their Thanksgiving Rendezvous. It's a 4 day celebration starting with a kickoff party on Mon. Nov. 19th with a Reggae band, island food, beer, and dancing. On Tuesday there was a marine flea market and when the sun went down it was Karaoke night with more food, beer and dancing. Wednesday at sundown was the "Grape Escape" wine tasting and grape stomping competition with live music and ...
The boatyard - land of dreams
... who sailed their boat here from Sweden across the Atlantic bound for who knows where. Our friend Dale, who we traveled with to the Abacos in 2011, just left here. He and his crew are headed back to the Abacos on Allegria, a beautiful boat he built. There are well over 60 boats in the work yard and everyone is hard at work on getting ready to launch.
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Workin' hard in Indiantown
Sunday we were on the road by 7 a.m. and arrived at Indiantown at 3 pm to open up the bug balm in the cabin so we could work on the boat tomorrow. We stayed the next 4 nights with Paul & Linda LeDoux in their condo in Palm City near Stuart (thanks again you two) while we cleaned Savage up so we could move aboard and live on her while getting her ready to launch. It was a very rainy summer for ...
Down town Stuart Adventures
... champers I'm sure was named after Michella .... Perfect!!! Nov 7 Two big things - Obama was returned to office and we saw our first 6' alligator.... not sure which was scariest ;)!!! Joe took us on a motor boat tour down the Loxahatchee River looking for gators and we weren't disappointed.j I hope to add the photos of Paul & Joseph lying on the bow of the boat as look outs, Joe captaining the 'HMUS Gator Runner' and Emma, ...
Finally back home
... better. More significant than the places we visited or the things we did, are the people we met along the way; a most intriguing community of floating island hoppers. Everyone we met was happy, helpful and content to be in the moment. The most memorable part of our journey will forever be our fellow sailors who made the crossing with us and continued to share experiences throughout our stay. We couldn’t have done any of this alone. A special thanks to Denny and Kathy ...