The next few days we were on a mission. We wanted to get to Scipio Creek Marina in Apalachicola Fl. or maybe Carrabelle Fl. Either port would be suitable as a staging point for our crossing of the Gulf of Mexico. This was a distance of approximately 190 Statute Miles and would require an overnight crossing so as to arrive in Clearwater in the day light. Sometimes boaters will wait up to a week or more for the right weather window. Even then there is no assurance of a smooth crossing. This is of course winter and the Gulf can really kick up. So everything went pretty much as expected. I’ll let the pictures do the talking.
Mark
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WE LEFT IN THE FOG, SONATA IN THE LEAD |
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A BRIDGE COMES INTO VIEW |
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TREES AND MORE TREES |
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NARROW RIVERS |
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EVER CHANGING TOPOGRAPHY |
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