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The Haircut

I badgered Matt to cut my hair for a while. It had been 8 months since I had my hair cut and it was looking a little stringy. Matt insisted that, since we are in the big city, I should just get a professional haircut. But, after a...

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The Adventures of the Lap Dog: Sanibel Island and Donuts!

My humans are inept and lazy. This you already know, but it bears repeating, otherwise you won’t be able to understand why the following story unfolds the way it does. They sent me, 4 legged, to a horrid place. I came home with three good legs and one...

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Cape Florida, Cape Fear

Cape Florida Lighthouse 2004, Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, Biscayne Bay, Miami Outside, the lighthouse looks inviting. Its white walls glisten against the blue Florida sky. Biscayne Bay shimmers in the sun. A palm tree waves it’s fronds in the breeze, as if to say, come in,...

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Top Ten Anchorages

Elliot Key, Biscayne Bay, Florida After 2 years of owning Inde and 7 months of full time cruising, I have a series of top tens that I’ll be posting on Wednesdays. We’ll be talking about favorite upgrades, meals, destinations, and disasters. First, we enjoy a good anchorage more...

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Cape Florida, Miami!

Back to our regularly scheduled programming...... November 19th & 20th  After a 5 day passage, Hastings had given up on ever seeing land again. It was depressing, but he had adjusted to his new Waterworld. When we pulled into No Name Harbor in Bill Baggs Cape Florida State...

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Irrepressible Hastings fights Tumors, Vets, Parents, Wind and Waves

Hastings is literally the best boat dog ever. He’s been through a lot lately, but this morning when he swallowed the cheese pill pocket and spat out the pill, I knew everything was going to be OK. 3: times Hastings has tried to have a cancerous tumor on his...

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Day 5 Passage Southbound: Miami Arrival!

November 18 The log today is pretty sparse….we were too busy looking for traffic to write! We hugged the shore (3/4 miles offshore) to try and find the elusive counter current. Every time we have transited from North Palm Beach to Miami we have been trapped with the...

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