The family joined us the boat for a short ride over past the Dragon ruins and we turned around before we got to Mather's drawbridge. Glenn picked up my sister and her husband and their youngest daughter with her twin boys. We enjoyed bagels on the flying bridge with the twins feeding theirs to the catfish. We caught one catfish before it was time to take a ride. We couldn't keep the boys from jumping off the swim platform and luckily Glenn was able to get the deck shower to work to hose them off afterward. After they departed we headed north getting as far as the causeway bridge north of Cocoa Beach before the black thunderstorm clouds were looming. We pulled off and anchored by ourselves as we saw a barge anchored on the other side of the bridge. It rained plenty and the temperature dropped into the 80's. Glenn is busy installing more fans in the master berth as we will spend the night here at anchor.
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| The captain ferries the family from the library dock by Squid Lips |
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| The proud fisherman |
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| The liveaboard with his dog anchored off the library |
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| Sailboats off Eau Galle Yacht Club near where Dragon used to be |
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| Crabbers filled the anchorage with crab traps |
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