Vero Beach, FL 27º39.389N | 80º22.256W
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| The moon rafted up with three masts in Vero. ©2010 Tammy Kennon |
As we motored into the mooring field at Vero Beach, a dinghy came speeding up to us bearing two smiling, waving people.
"Where in the Outer Banks?"
It was Al and his daughter Jenny from Ocracoke in the Outer Banks, whose catamaran
Sea Jay is rafted up with
Ming, the
Zen master we followed back in October.
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| Beautiful Ming. ©2010 Tammy Kennon |
Cara Mia is now rafted up next to
Okemah Rose, the boat I photographed in Fernandina Beach in the path of a
derelict sailboat dragging anchor.
Two boats ahead of us is
Attitude bearing our friend Ray who had his boat three docks down from us back home in Manteo, NC.
On down the way is
Jessie Marie waiting for Karen and Dale's return from California. Across the water are
Kajon and
Glenice, moored together with all our friends onboard.
Today we finally met Captain Neal on
Ming. Always the philosopher, when I asked how long he was staying, he captured the allure of this place that many call "Velcro" Beach.
"I don't know how long I'll stay. It's all about the people."
Vero Beach, FL 27º39.389N | 80º22.256W
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| Okemah Rose and Cara Mia rafted up. ©2010 Tammy Kennon |
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| ©2010 Tammy Kennon |
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