Days Inn Ft Pierce Fort Pierce

... I came to visit, but don't tell them). They had a new puppy that liked to steal pizza out of my hand, barf, and then try to eat that. Clearly the dog and myself have a lot in common, as we have much to learn about this crazy world. Going out on his boat was pretty fun, exploring secluded islands in the Intercoastal Waterway of the Atlantic, kneeboarding ...

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1.Security is tighter
2.Delays are longer
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Fort Pierce has one of the most unexpected coastlines on the Treasure Coast in South Florida. From the high-rise skyline to the beaches with turquoise waters to great places to stay and eat. plus well kept state parks, an exciting sea-side city center. Fort Pierce is a must see. One of our personal favorite ...

... with the following sea. A very different passage than Eleuthera to Abaco where it was down right cold!

In the dark we could clearly, way too clearly, see the thunderstorms ahead of us. We could see the cells as they moved up and down the coast. Unfortunately we could not see how far away the storms were - they were not showing up on our radar - yet they seemed so close. We spent an hour changing course trying to get a feel for the squalls and ...

Monday March 30th, 2009 Andy I are traveling north along the East Coast of Florida to enjoy all the Atlantic beaches we missed and to revisit ones that we loved. The weather is now swimming ready!! When we were previously on the North East Coast of Florida we had not been inclinded to swim as the Atlantic was still quite cold. We will now remedy that! We have reservations at Sebastian Inlet in Melbourne Beach and gave ourselves two days ...

... we stayed to have dinner. Had a great time. This is such a basic, yet free lifestyle. We get up around 6 a.m, brew coffee, dress and then get the boat ready to depart...do our precheck list including checking engine, oil, etc. Then we unplug, get everything tidied up, start the engines, and do the drill for pulling away from the dock. The thing that has amazed me is the amount of preparation prior to leaving ...

... out sneaking some on board. Rules say, if someone catches you drinking and calls you out, there are two ways to go from there. Option one - your in deep **** and you have to throw it overboard, consequences may be in order if this happens twice. Or, Option two - you share you stash with the person who caught you and it becomes your secret together. The problem is that your flask diminishes really quickly and the only way two ...

... rather amusing. After finishing the Showcase at about 1pm, we had a quick bit to eat then headed over to MGM Studios. We headed to Tower of Terror first, as I had been raving about it to Jay since going on it the day before. The ride is supposedly set in the Twilight Zone, and is meant to be set in a lift, which gets dropped from the top of a tower, then taken back up and dropped again at different stages; it's pitch black in there too, so you never ...

This entry will cover the time I spent in Jensen Beach before I left to head back north on december 21st. December was the nicest month when I lived in Cocoa Beach for the winter, not too hot and the water was a nice temperature, before the winter storms. Just like california, the weather in florida is not always warm and sunny. In fact the winter I stayed it did snow ...

... Cocoa Beach. They put on a good face in their adds because they want your money but they really hate tourists and will back it up with their police state mentality. If you are thinking of going to Daytona Beach-don't. Now back to the current story. After checking out soe of the old spots in Cocoa Beach I followed the coast on dow to Jensen Beach where my grandmother lived. I'll combine all the days ...