Marathon Marina Sunset
Marathon Marina Sunset
Photo taken on 11/29/2010
Marathon Marina Sunset
Entrance to Boot Key Harbor
Olympus FE-230 digital camera
Photo taken by: John Schwab
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Feeding Frenzy
Feeding Frenzy
Calibogue Sound, SC
Nov. 18, 2010
Panasonic DMCF235
Linda Bernabucci
M/V Live Wire II
www.mvlivewire.blogspot.comBe the first to comment!
Thanksgiving Dinner Line-up
Thanksgiving Dinner Line
Sheila Dixon, S/V Neverbored
Nov.25,2010 in St.Mary’s, GeorgiaComments from Cruisers (2)
- Reply to bobbie
The dinner always is worth the wait!!!! Better yet is the cruisers’ commoraderie.
- Reply to Don
Hope dinner was worth the wait time.
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Calm Waters Near Myrtle Beach
- Calm Waters Near Myrtle Beach
Harriet Hardy
s/v MoondanceComments from Cruisers (2)
- Reply to Phil
Outstanding photo! I cannot detect a ripple in the water. The mirror images of the houses in the water are remarkable.
Good work!
- Reply to Sue
just like it is!
Another Day, Another Dollar
Another day, another dollar
Gerald Sawyer
Off Blackbeard Is. GaBe the first to comment!
Summer Storm Coming
Summer Storm Coming
Hillsboro inlet, Pompano Beach
Taken by Nicholas Von Staden during a summer storm coming in from the gulfstream
Nikon D200 on tripod with a long exposure 17-55 2.8 lensClick to see a larger view of this picture.
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Hopetown Harbour
Hopetown Harbour, Abacos Bahamas
Photo by: Win Jones
Spring, 2008
Looking down the dock from Hopetown LodgeComments from Cruisers (2)
- Reply to Fran
Shows the lure and beauty of the Abacos.
- Reply to Fran
Captures the lure and beauty of the Abacos!
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Manitou, John Kennedy’s 62-foot Sparkman & Stephens yawl
Manitou, John Kennedy's 62-foot Sparkman & Stephens yawl
Win Jones
Chesapeake Bay
2008As one of his first official acts, incoming president Kennedy selected Manitou, the 62-foot Sparkman & Stephens yawl designed in 1936 to replace the 92-foot powerboat that was then the Presidential yacht. She had been donated in 1955 to the Coast Guard Academy. She was brought to the Chesapeake Bay and equipped with communication equipment so the President would never be out of touch with his office (or the Kremlin) while on board.
Kennedy sailed Manitou often on the Bay and in New England. Kennedy was so fond of the boat that he deemed her the ‘floating Whitehouse.’ She was named after Manitou Passage in Lake Michigan. ‘Manitou’ means ‘Spirit of the Water.’
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Moon Over Elizabeth City
Moon Over Elizabeth City
This is a photo of the Elizabeth City, North Carolina waterfront on the morning of Oct.23/2010
Photo by: Sheila Dixon
SV Neverbored
I bought Sheila a new camera a couple of months ago. We found out your site when we were in Elizabeth City on Oct 22 at the Rose Buddys reception. We have been full time cruising for the last 2 years, 20,000 miles so far, first sailing from Cape town, South Africa then to Maine and back a couple of times. On our way south again. Haven’t decided how far. – Chris BartlettComments from Cruisers (5)
- Reply to David
Beautiful subject and phtotgraphy! Have a safe journey anc come back to E.C. From a Rose Buddy.
- Reply to Roy
Great shot. Brings back such pleasant memories of great hospitality and a really nice town. Elizabeth City’s the best!
- Reply to Robyn
Beautiful photo Sheila! Hope you are having fun sailing around the world!! I am so jealous. Take care!
- Reply to carol
great photo sheila!!
congratulations on winning
- Reply to Don
Beautiful picture Sheila, congratulations. Chris bought you an early christmas present. Wow
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No Name Harbor, Biscayne Bay
No Name Harbor Sunset, Biscayne Bay
No Name Harbor Sunset
Biscayne Bay
Jack Kamer, S/V GlisseBe the first to comment!
Paradise At Its Best
- Paradise At Its Best
A beautiful day on the sand bar in front of Snake Creek Marina in Islamorada FL.
Picture taken by Shane Strause
Fuji Digital 10 megapixel waterproof pocket cameraBe the first to comment!
Full Moon over Potters Cay
Full Moon over Potters Cay
Location – Potters Cay, Nassau, Bahamas
Date – May 27th, 2010
Camera – Nikon DSLR D700
By – Marv Market .. Fort Myers FloridaBe the first to comment!
Jupiter Inlet Death
Jupiter Inlet death of experienced boat captain
Stuart Browning
The charter boat Waterdog in rough water in the Jupiter Inlet on Sept. 3. As the boat righted itself, the captian fell from into the water and died three days later at St. Mary’s Hospital.Comments from Cruisers (1)
Silver Lake Harbor, Ocracoke, at Sunset
- Silver Lake Harbor, Ocracoke, at Sunset
Ben Matthews
Ocracoke, NCBe the first to comment!
Camp Sea Gull Visits Manteo
Sailing Sea Gulls
Sailors from Camp Sea Gulls’ Sail On program visiting Manteo and having fun on the Reuben James, a 1969 Columbia 21 daysailer.
Photo by: Carl Jordan
Location: ManteoBe the first to comment!
Conch Salad Tonight
- Conch Salad Tonight
Location – Staniel Cay Yacht Club, Staniel Cay, Bahamas
Date – July 06th, 2010
Camera – Nikon DSLR D3x
By – Marv Market .. Fort Myers FloridaBe the first to comment!
Bob’s Copilot
A pic of my husband Bob Parker and his Copilot, Mickey taken with a Nikon 50 while traveling to Newport News VA. Mickey loves to ride on Bob’s shoulder.
Susan ParkerBe the first to comment!
Days End
Days End
Days End
Staniel Cay Bahamas
June 30th, 2010
Camera – Nikon DSLR D3x
Photo by Marv MarketBe the first to comment!
Bird Island, NC
Anchored behind Bird Island, NC
Anchored behind Bird Island, NC near Little River Inlet
4/27/10
photo by Capt. Beth Schwab
S/V Norstar
John & Beth Schwab
Norstar Ventures, LLC
Sailing Charters and Tours
www.sailnorstar.com
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We three sailed into Marathon Harbor after being hit by llightning and a hurricane our second day out of Galveston. Nothing on the 50′ Hinkley worked. No lights, engine, stove, centerboard, etc. It was all electrical and a trip to hell. So this shot of the peaceful safe haven God promised us brings me back to the Grace we experienced. This trip is documented in “the “First Arc of the Great Circle” on Amazon
Beautiful pic!