Titusville to Melbourne
November 23 - 24, 2019
Titusville to Melbourne
Mile Marker 878 to Mile Marker 918
Another gorgeous day, sunshine, flat water and no wind. What more could we ask for?
Well we did ask for a bridge opening at the Nassau Causeway Bridge and the bridge tender replied, you’ve got 4 extra feet at the center Captain and so Eddie lowered the antennas and under we slipped. It feels closer than it is, but it is still close!
We anchored just off the ICW at the Melbourne Beach Pier. We were treated to a spectacular sunset.
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On Sunday we dinghyed into the pier, locked up our dinghy and walked to the ocean side beach.
It was a gorgeous day, we picnicked, sat on the beach, read our books, and even went for a swim. Of course the locals were saying how cold the water was but to us it felt like Fenwick in July!
On our stroll back to the dinghy we stopped at the Melbourne Beach Market. What a great spot - merchandised really well, with gourmet Greek, Italian and Jewish foods! We bought strip steak for dinner and assorted other delights!
I really loved Melbourne and would like to go back again!
Always be yourself unless you can be a mermaid. Then always be a mermaid! Me and my girl.
Seaquel is anchored couple hundred yards off the end of this pier.
Another gorgeous day, sunshine, flat water and no wind. What more could we ask for?
Well we did ask for a bridge opening at the Nassau Causeway Bridge and the bridge tender replied, you’ve got 4 extra feet at the center Captain and so Eddie lowered the antennas and under we slipped. It feels closer than it is, but it is still close!
We anchored just off the ICW at the Melbourne Beach Pier. We were treated to a spectacular sunset.
On Sunday we dinghyed into the pier, locked up our dinghy and walked to the ocean side beach.
It was a gorgeous day, we picnicked, sat on the beach, read our books, and even went for a swim. Of course the locals were saying how cold the water was but to us it felt like Fenwick in July!
On our stroll back to the dinghy we stopped at the Melbourne Beach Market. What a great spot - merchandised really well, with gourmet Greek, Italian and Jewish foods! We bought strip steak for dinner and assorted other delights!
I really loved Melbourne and would like to go back again!
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