Inlet Harbour Marina

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 We picked up 2 passengers, Norm and Jeannine joined us for a 2 night, 1 day cruise.

We left at first light, it was nice having extra deck hands.  It was a perfect cruising day.




Haulover Canal was a beautiful cruising area….a no wake zone with fishermen, kayakers and canoers enjoying a family day on the water.  My fishermen didn’t catch anything.

We saw manatees, dolphins and of course beautiful Florida birds…..they are so plentiful.



Our dock space was just outside this restaurant.  We enjoyed cocktails on the boat, then moved inside for dinner….very nice dinner. Thank you both for the treat.

We played Sequence, but the boys won the rubber.  I came in close for this picture and Norm the cheater looked at my cards.  He thought it was pretty funny.

We loved sharing our experience with them, and we had a great time.

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They went home on Sunday, but we decided to stay an extra night as high winds and rain moved into the area.  We celebrated our 40th anniversary with a quiet dinner onboard.

🥂 ❤️


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