On our way up from Peck Lake to Stuart. This marks the end of one body of water and the start of the St. John's River. |
This was just the boathouse for the manor on shore. |
I bet the company who put in this screening loved the job. An essential part of the Florida lifestyle is screens to keep out the mosquitoes! |
They were remodeling this house, adding a second floor. I suppose they needed a bigger house to match their huge boat. |
Mama feeding her chicks. |
The park at the Vero Beach City Marina. Everything was nice about this place. |
We both were struck by the beautiful symmetry under this bridge. It was a short walk to lunch and this was on the way. |
One of the bus service's waiting areas. Nice buses and all free. This place is amazingly visitor friendly. |
A view from our mooring ball. We were at the extreme end of the field. |
Blue Moon on the last available ball on the last row in the field. We were glad to get it. The entire area is very well protected and no wakes allowed. |
The Vero Beach YC was closed the day we were there so we only have pictures. They are next door to the city marina so easy distance. |
I like their motto "For fun and friendship". That should be any club's goal. |
We saw dozens of rowing teams along the way. The waterway is a popular spot for northern schools to train during their spring breaks. |
We passed this on our way to lunch and wonder what the story is on the setup. An office, a place to put and unruly student? You can make up your own story. |
The ships are impressive in their full sailing regalia. I wish we could see them flying all their canvas. |
Not sure where the Santa Maria is but two were better than none. |
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