Ramada Inn Stuart

I flew down to visit some old friends who just got engaged, Justin and Emily. They recently moved to Ft. Pierce, Florida where the average age is about 81. To their credit, they do live right near the beach and have a boat docked about 200 feet from their house (The only reason I came to visit, but dont tell them). They had a new puppy that liked to steal pizza out of my ...

I've traveled a lot these last few years and there is a few things I've noticed about our nations airports:
1.Security is tighter
2.Delays are longer
3.Parking has gotten cheaper and more convient
I suggest that anyone who plans to travel book there parking reservations through these guys

http://www.cheapairportpark ing.org/parking/?i=209

... is the Fort Pierce Inlet area. Surrounded by state parks, great surf beaches and family-friendly beaches, picnic areas, excellent fishing and boating opportunities, fantastic restaurants, both small and large hotels plus riverwalks along the parks and city center, this area offers something for everyone.

... the boat - aiming at the draining bacon. I quickly put a towel on top of the bacon and backed out of the galley. The Fly Catcher Dave was sent in to clean out this mess - killing many flies and swatting many out of the boat.

Our departure was delayed until 8:30 AM waiting for the rains to stop and we quietly, without incident, slipped out of Black Sound Marina onto the Sea of Abaco. The skies were gray with patches of blue and the wind was ...

A more casual day today. Set off from Cocoa Beach and drove down the A1A (ie not the fast interstate road) adjacent to the coast. The journey is along a series of islands connected by bridges and very picturesque. Stopped off at Sebastian Inlet (a state park). Plenty of pelicans, herons, stone terns and other birds. A few people surfing and many others fishing. Weather has been gloriously hot - well into the 80s.

... from other boaters about a great mooring facility on the west side of US 1 we radioed and got our mooring assignment and moored up.There are alot of boats here many 50-80footers from many different port of calls.We dingyed up to the dock masters office and found a beautiful new facility SUNSET BAY.They are putting in new floating docks and will be 90% transient.We have decided to stay a few days here there is lots to explore.There is a ...

... took a good portion of two weeks working every day, sometimes even late. One night while working late I learned exactly what will happen if you don't wear bug spray at night in Florida, My arms and legs looked like I had the chicken pox, and because I had so many I think I had an allergic reaction and they all got swollen and ...

... to the max, and Jay had lost his baseball, so we got out and returned to the room to get showered and changed. We went to a place called the Ponderosa for tea, where they were serving the usual all-you-can-eat, which meant that we left there stuffed. We had an early start the next morning, so went back to the room early to pack and sort ourselves out for tomorrow. Jay phoned a taxi company to order a lift to the bus station in the ...

... the area. Then it was time to go if I was going to make it home by Christmas. My art website http://home.earthlink.net/~greenvanartu sa/ and the commercial website where most of my travel photos and paintings can be seen and copies of the photos can be purchased http://artwanted.com/artist.cfm?ArtID=4 2727 , also some of the paintings ars still available directly from me.

... I stayed there into the next post. One other thought. They changed the name of Cape Canaveral to Cape Kennedy to honor the former president . Then years later they changed it back. What's with that? I've seen things all over named after presidents but I have never seen them change it again anywhere else. Maybe they should hve installed one of those flashing roadside signs that you can change the letters on.