After five nights at Plantation Yacht Harbour Marina, we let loose of the dock lines and headed south to Shell Key. This is a protected mangrove island with five mooring balls in the anchorage maintained by Florida State Park. The water is a beautiful turquoise and we are the only boat here in paradise.
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| A pair of manatees frolicking in the water dripping off our hose |
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| Two manatees right off our stern between dinghy and dock |
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| View off the bow on a mooring off Shell Key |
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| Sailboat going through the narrow cut between sandy flats |
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| Florida Keys Brewing Company Iguana Bait beer brewed with hibiscus and honey |
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| Beautiful sunset through the clouds |






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