Thursday
9/15/2016
Very early this morning, Mike washed all the spiders off the boat. We are learning to work on the boat before the humidity gets unbearable. We then went into the Marina restaurant for free coffee and huge cinnamon rolls. We were able to work on the blog at that time. We also took a few pictures of Pebble Isle marina. It is very large with a boat launch, 150 covered slips, transient slips, restaurant, store and trailer campground. It is a hard working family run business. The owners purchased a working lobster boat and haven't used it for years.
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| Looking down at the fish outside Pebble Isle restaurant |
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| Even a turtle came to snack on anything we through at them. |
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| Elwood likes to watch the fish eat. |
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| Notice a few bigger fish. We saw bluegills, a few large catfish and who knows what else down there. |
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| Pebble Isle marina owners lobster boat |
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| Huge house boats, each with their own deck area |
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| Overview of Pebble Isle marina |
Are marina's what you expected? The humidity too? Love reading your blog!
ReplyDeleteThe marinas' are better than expected. We can't believe we are getting a courtesy car everywhere. We wouldn't know how to get supplies without them. The nearest Walmart is 8 miles over steep rolling hills at the Pebble Isle marina. Another couple tried to bike there, but gave up due to the high humidity. Water is essential and very heavy to carry on a bike.
ReplyDeleteWow, I never would have guess they would have courtesy cars.....that's great. Don't you have water tanks on the boat you fill up with water for everything? I like the picture of Elwood looking at the fish.....cute!
ReplyDeleteLove your blogs & great pictures. You sure are on an incredible adventure.
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