Days Inn Cocoa Expo

... We spent 2 days touring the center, you get to see the launch pads (from a distance), pieces of the international space station being built and prepared for their journey into space and lots of history and information on sapce flight. They also have lots of old rockets and a Shuttle that you can climb on and check out. We walked on the run way that Neil Armstong walked on and met a real Astronaut, cool! His name was Bob Springer. The centre is ...

... to see a lot of people, eat some good (bad) food, and shop. I was able to get to see a few folks. I had a good time seeing some friends. I had lunch with Dan at the ALE HOUSE, hung out with Pam at a coffee shop, P.F. Changs, and got to have a wonderful lunch with Andrea and Amigos. No, not all on the same day. I also got to drive down to West Palm and spent the night with some friends Ed and Nancy. I also got to have lunch with a long lost cousin of mine down ...

... Josh and Travis went out to the Paradise Skate park located bout 20 mins from cocoa, Florida, and skated for several hours over there. I didn't get a chance to go with them, because I wanted to finish unpacking, and getting setup for living here for a while. The weather here is incredibly warm, and I really don't miss the cold. I'm already acclimated to the warmth and so is Josh. On the 2nd night we decided to drive up to ...

... where Dan would not stand out with his long hair and bushman style?

As Jess mentions below, the ship is huge. Up until two days ago it was the largest passenger ship on the oceans. We even managed to find the Guiness Book of World Records certificate posted on one of the walls to prove it. Now, however, Royal Caribbean’s Oasis is the largest.

Other than walking around the ship a little bit, trying to get our ...

The US are very proud of their space exploration. The Kennedy Space Centre is a fantastic example of this. We were given an extensive tour of the facilty and shown the journey of every shuttle before it takes off to space. The massive equipment that is needed to move the shuttles and rockets around the facility. We even got to listen to Jack Lousma, an astronaut who was in Skylab and the first shuttle missions.

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... br>In the afternoon we have gone to Miami through West Palm Beach, where beautiful apartments beachfront has left us a little dumbfounded.
Arriving in Miami, we passed the famous Miami Beach, which like West Palm Beach, the apartments are a dream. Over 10 km of beaches, many private, others with great access.

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After a three day anchorage in Eau Gallie we decide to move today to Cocoa where we own a boatslip.The anchorage was really a great anchorage from all winds and the rowing team each morning was fun to watch.There are paddlers,rowers and skulls and even on the knee paddlers really cool..We saw many manatee and dolphin in the Banana River it was so full of life.We had two canals we could dinghy to and walk the dachsunds and walk to shopping,bank,etcMs Heidi has tahen a turn for the worse ...

... the launch pads. We saw a couple of alligators in the drains alongside the road, a very common sight apparently as there are 'gators everywhere in the Park and often make a nuisances of themselves in the various facilities. The drive took us passed the huge Building ...

... Contiki had organised a room "P" Party (ie. come dressed as something starting with P). We met popstars, pirates, prisoners, pink ladies, pimps, prostitutes, pornstars, a pillow, princes, princesses, Pippi Longstockings, and ...

... of MGM with car stunts, water effects and catastrophe recreations down to a tee. The 'Beauty & The Beast' show and the Playhouse Disney shows made us feel like big kids again. We finised the day with the Indiana Jones 'special effects' show, a ride through movie history and the water and fire-fuelled special effects show of Fantasmic. We were sat down relaxing for about 30 minutes all day and we're pretty worn out by now but there's still 2 days left. Friday 31st ...