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Initiating More Turtles
on Feb 17 in CRUISING :, Florida Keys, FLORIDA: tagged FLORIDA:, keys, Marathon, marina, Sombrero Dockside, turtles by Lisa FavorsJim couldn’t wait to initiate Louis and Robert into the Turtle Club (below). Remember the post we made while in Tarpon Springs, when Ed initiated us into the club, Turtles Inc.? So if you happen to see Louis or Robert don’t forget to ask them, “Are you a turtle?” We…
Captain Greg and Monster Help Us Fuel Up
on Jan 23 in CRUISING :, FLORIDA:, TWEETS: tagged cruising, dock, Favors, FLORIDA:, fuel, Kismet, Ranger Tugs, Tarpon Springs by Lisa FavorsBefore leaving Tarpon Springs we needed to top off the fuel tank, we found the F & Y fuel dock close to the Sponge Docks and we were surprised at all the help we got. Captain Gregg and his little dog Monster greeted us along with the fuel guy and…
Are You a Turtle?
on Jan 22 in CRUISING :, FLORIDA:, TWEETS: tagged club, Favors, FLORIDA:, Kismet, Ranger Tug, Turtle Cove Marina by Lisa FavorsI was doing laundry at Turtle Cove Marina’s Club House during our last day in Tarpon Springs when Jim joined me and we decided to have a beer in the club’s bar. It appears Jim had an ulterior motive for meeting me at the club house, he had heard they…
Turtle Cove Marina – Tarpon Springs, FL
on Jan 22 in CRUISING :, FLORIDA: tagged 27, cruising, Favors, FLORIDA:, Kismet, Ranger Tugs, Tarpon Springs, Turtle Cove Marina by Lisa FavorsThe last three times we were in Tarpon Springs by boat, we stayed at the Municipal Marina by the sponge docks. We always enjoyed the stay for it’s proximity to the great restaurants and it’s also a good spot to hear the Greek music and smell the great aromas wafting…
Colorful and Delicious Tarpon Springs, FL
on Jan 17 in CRUISING :, FLORIDA:, TWEETS: tagged cruising, Favors, FLORIDA:, Kismet, Ranger Tug, Tarpon Springs, trailer trawler by Lisa FavorsWe dropped the boat in at a boat ramp in Tarpon Springs (below), one of our favorite cruising destinations. Lots of good food, colorful people and happy music. While at the Farmer’s Market on Sunday we came across this memorial to Mother Meres (above), in the 1880s, she became one…