Sunday, January 27, 2013

Day 103-109 Jan 25-31 Sombrero Resort & Marina Marathon

We are learning the ropes of our marina.....back to low tide and high tide and when Miss Saddi can get on and off the boat.  We are on the long wall at Sombrero and can use the aft deck at high tide and starboard middle at low tide.  Platform on....platform off....all for Miss Saddi.  There are lots of four-legged animals here so she is working on being a "Good Dog".

Music, dinner and the sunset.....we are learning "Island Time"

Our Sunset
 
 
Full Moon
 
The Captain is using "Salt Away" as we are covered with sea salt....everything needs attention.  Publix is about a quarter-mile away so I can take my shopping cart (thanks again Coach and Wendy) and get my exercise.

My shopping cart
 
Gerald and Faye arrive on Saturday in their motorcoach and of course Skipper and Connie live here in the winter.....so we will have lots of fun.....As most know we have traveled in our motorcoches with these two couples for years.....

I like Sunsets
 
 
So does someone else
 

 
Dinner Saturday night at LazyDays Restaurant....one of our favorite.  You can take your "Catch" here and they will fix it for you......Tonight we order their fish "LazyDays style"......you will just have to come down and try it....
 
 
LazyDays Sunset
 
 
Gerald, Faye, Skipper, Connie and Rik
 
We are having fun and the days are running together.....but I guess we are on Island Time!!!!!
 
 
Dave & Joy learning the boards
 
 
It is nice to have friends.  Skipper called his local fisherman and bingo "Stone Crabs" for docktails.  Skipper even prepared the dish and all we had to do was crack them and eat them.  Soooo sweet....such a treat
 
Stone Crabs on the Bridge
 
 
Sunset is coming
 
 
Dinner at Sunset Grille & Bar
 
 
The Group on the deck
 
 
Sunset at Sunset Grille
 
 
Dinghy Ride
 
 
The Captain
 
 
Burdine's Chiki Tiki for a Cheeseburger and "their fries"
 
 
Skip and Connie's for Sunset
 
 
Sunset
 
 
 
This was a new experience for us.....The Diesel Truck came to us and filled our tanks.  A boater arranged for the truck (at a VERY good price) and he filled 8-10 boats with fuel.  We are full and ready to go....
 
 

Both tanks please
 
Gerald and Faye came over.....the boys were still working on projects but we did have time for lunch at Fish Tales which was very good.  We took a dinghy ride and looked at all the boats in Boot Key Harbor.
 
Off we Go!!!!
 
We have been seeing Manatees by the boat but could never get a picture.  Rik was washing the boat and since Manatees love a drink of fresh water they came over to the boat to help themselves.
 
 
This was the baby
 
 
This one is bigger
 
 
Thanks for the Drink
 
 
Today is Gerald and Faye's last day in the Keys.  We went over to Skip and Connie's for a steak dinner.  The evening was lovely and dinner was served on the patio.
 
 
This was a treat
 
 
Nice view of the house and pool from the boat dock
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 







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