We are in Velcro Beach for a week. Just got past the 2 sub 50 degree nights, now we are warming up again.
New Colors for our Home
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Great shot of Georgia's state tree, the live Oak.
Monday, November 3, 2014
Racing the Cold!
Looks like we left SC just in time. They received snow this week along with many places along the East Coast. Even as far down as GA.
We are in Velcro Beach for a week. Just got past the 2 sub 50 degree nights, now we are warming up again.
New Colors for our Home
The beautiful Yasmine showing you the expanse of the beach at Cumberland Island. We walked it every day.
One of Cumberland's wild horses walking on the trail in front of us. No that is not me taking a picture in the mirror!
Jacob will attest that someone is a better sand sculpture than I am.
Two of the sea sisters enjoying a sunset on Fiu.
Plane took off and landed right next to us. There is a nice Inn, at Cumberland Island, that people can get there by ferry or plane.
We are in Velcro Beach for a week. Just got past the 2 sub 50 degree nights, now we are warming up again.
New Colors for our Home
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ReplyDeleteWelcome back! We love your blog and pictures. Keep them coming for us marina rats.
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Hi Roy and Yasmine
ReplyDeleteWe are Jason and Melissa Sonners and we are the proud and happy new owners of YUMSUCH. We just got her up to her new home in NJ where we will be sailing her with our 2 boys (Levi 4) and (Wyatt 2). We are in the process of getting her winter ready and, Roy, if I can pick your brain for 5 minutes about the water and electric system that would be amazing!!!
We are looking forward to continuing her adventures with our family.
Feel free to call or email... 973-493-6351 or jsonners@yahoo.com
Thank you
Jason
It was great to see you guys out here. Safe travels.
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