As sailors know, there are debits and credits with the weather gods. Today was a well deserved credit.
We cast off at 6.40am to a glorious sunrise.
We sailed out through the narrow channel bordered by a limestone rock wall.
We sailed past tow moorings, standing as sentinels beside sunken islands.
We sailed under bridges
We sailed beside bald eagles and nesting ospreys
We sailed past beautiful foliage
And as the Tennessee Valley Authority had let out water from higher up, we sailed in a river 10 feet higher than we sailed two weeks ago. This impacted on the banks and homes lining the shores. For some, a little too much impact!
And as we sailed, the temperature warmed up to shorts weather; a respectable 25C. Yahoody!
Such is life!
Are they the bushranger’s legs in the second last photo?
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Nice one! And I debated long and hard whether I would put them in!
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looks you guys have a relaxing day
Grace back home yesterday
I am no more bachelor Ha Ha
talk to you tomorrow
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Yahoody Grace is home. Now you can smile again!
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You’re lookin’ fine, girl!🙂
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Guess you read my reply to the Tripovich post!
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Wonderful photographs – no two places the same.
Enjoy your days. Xx
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Thanks and cheers
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Lookin good, Ma!!
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😘
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