Port Canaveral Florida - a short stop on our way north

Port Canaveral, Florida

The cruise ship terminal parking

Cruise ships leave from here weekly

Ocean Club Marina directly across from the cruise ship docks

A black bear Wayne spotted while we were cruising up the waterway in North Carolina, this was a first

A family of deer on the same patch of the waterway

Jensen Beach/Stuart Florida heading North

Sunrise at the Marina

Bridge opening heading north 

Bye Broulee - Deb, Rick & Izzy see you soon!!!!! 

 Manatees playing in front of our boat at the Marina

Downtown Jensen Beach 

The park a 5 minute walk from the marina

 

Peahens walking in the Marina, and on the streets of Jensen Beach

The Childrens Museum at the park a great place to walk daily

Swan boats at the Museum 

Park animals - to bad I missed the picture of the otter

more flowers.......

Izzy...she got away from rick and her leash is hanging, she really loves the water!!!!!!

Take Time & Broulee at Four Fish Marina spending time together and having fun

 

Sailing on the Indian River the sailing school was next door to the Marina

Scenes from the Florida Keys

This is what the water in the Florida Keys looks like, it is very shallow and beautiful turquoise

Take Time as we cruised through Miami with our Mast down


This guy landed on the roof of the boat and let me get up on our ladder to get his picture, I guess he needed a rest.

Night Blooming Cactus in the early morning before they closed up for the day



Banana trees

Sunset on the Bayside of Marathon



Tequila Sunrise, this flower looks like it's not real, but it is,the colors are great

Parrot Fish



Florida spiny lobster, not as good as our's from up north

All the flowers in the keys are so vibrant



The sunsets are always great, no matter how many times you see it you still want more.

Green Heron on the boat lines fishing.

Peregrine Falcon

Scorpion

Notice the markings on the Manatee's back and tail from boat props

The Orchids grow everywhere in the Keys

Iguana's can swim very well and climb aboard your boat to sun themselves, we have chased them off many times.

Brown Pelicans, the ones with the white heads are the older ones and the brown ones are less than a year old

Beautiful Bald Eagle at the docks in Marathon, what a sight..........

Friends fishing off the dock and this Octopus wanted the bait,(fresh shrimp). Trying to get the Octopus off the hook, not fun, and it let it's ink in the water, it was something to witness the event.

This Egret is right outside of our window on the docks, he would visit daily and look in the slider window

Egret, Pelican, and Heron all fishing for lunch..... Ibis, these guys would be walking down the street in search of a puddle of fresh water to drink