Veda L, very happy in her slip, she looks like a sizeable boat....right? That is until "BIG DADDY" is tied to the dock behind her....
Is Veda L the tender to "Big Daddy?" No, but she is our mansion on the Sea, and is really all that "these two amateurs" can handle, and still have time for fun. "Big Daddy" seemed to have a crew of about 10, plus scooters, jet skiis, fishing boat, tender, etc., etc. no heli pad however; that was on a different boat seen at Emerald Bay Marina however. They took a little helicopter ride over to the Golf Course to play a round, then flew back....it takes me 15 minutes to jog there. Ah, to witness the lifestyle of the rich, which is easy to do at Emerald Bay as we are almost always the smallest boat in the marina. We say that the further south we get.....the smaller we get! I love this picture!
A shot of my morning jogging trail...around the greens, but still keeps me off the pavement which gives me shin splints, but keeps me out of the taller grass where snakes may lurk....saw one yesterday and Jeez can I swear a blue streak when confronted with a serpent, an amazing/creative string of profantities that I can tie together smoothly.
We will be diving this in about an hour, Poor Betty's Reef is the name of it, and is a lovely little spot between our point and the Atlantic. Marina guests 2 years ago were collecting golf balls here and selling them back to the golf course, then donating the money to the local animal shelter. Being the golf course has not been in operation for a few months it will be interesting to see if there are any more there, there were HUNDREDS last time we dove here.
Veda L, very happy in her slip, she looks like a sizeable boat....right? That is until "BIG DADDY" is tied to the dock behind her....
Is Veda L the tender to "Big Daddy?" No, but she is our mansion on the Sea, and is really all that "these two amateurs" can handle, and still have time for fun. "Big Daddy" seemed to have a crew of about 10, plus scooters, jet skiis, fishing boat, tender, etc., etc. no heli pad however; that was on a different boat seen at Emerald Bay Marina however. They took a little helicopter ride over to the Golf Course to play a round, then flew back....it takes me 15 minutes to jog there. Ah, to witness the lifestyle of the rich, which is easy to do at Emerald Bay as we are almost always the smallest boat in the marina. We say that the further south we get.....the smaller we get! I love this picture!
A shot of my morning jogging trail...around the greens, but still keeps me off the pavement which gives me shin splints, but keeps me out of the taller grass where snakes may lurk....saw one yesterday and Jeez can I swear a blue streak when confronted with a serpent, an amazing/creative string of profantities that I can tie together smoothly.
We will be diving this in about an hour, Poor Betty's Reef is the name of it, and is a lovely little spot between our point and the Atlantic. Marina guests 2 years ago were collecting golf balls here and selling them back to the golf course, then donating the money to the local animal shelter. Being the golf course has not been in operation for a few months it will be interesting to see if there are any more there, there were HUNDREDS last time we dove here.
