Our last day in Key West was great, but sad because we would be saying goodbye to the Gypsies again and leaving in the morning for Marathon where we will be until our weather window opens to the islands. It's always sad to say goodbye, but we know we will be with them again. we will miss you, Gypsies! Wish you were going to the Islands with us again this year.
Tuesday morning September Song and Sea Pearl put the pointy ends Northeast to Marathon where we will do our final staging for the Exumas. It was a beautiful cruise up the Hawk Channel inside the reefs to Marathon on another warm sunny day. (about time it got warm here) Marathon is one of the largest Keys in the chain of keys with lots to do and see. As usual there are several cruising friends here also. It's always fun to catch up with old friends and exchange new stories, laugh alot, and enjoy this paradise called the Keys together.
September Song (Welcome aboard DJ) out
Bob
The start of our last day with Gypsies in Key West
Tuesday morning September Song and Sea Pearl put the pointy ends Northeast to Marathon where we will do our final staging for the Exumas. It was a beautiful cruise up the Hawk Channel inside the reefs to Marathon on another warm sunny day. (about time it got warm here) Marathon is one of the largest Keys in the chain of keys with lots to do and see. As usual there are several cruising friends here also. It's always fun to catch up with old friends and exchange new stories, laugh alot, and enjoy this paradise called the Keys together.
September Song (Welcome aboard DJ) out
Bob
The start of our last day with Gypsies in Key West
Cassie and Godiva picking out their stools
Nothing like cold beer and raw oysters on a warm afternoon in Key West
Scott Kirby, a musician friend of Gypsies playing at the Sunset Pier on our last night
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