To Daytona

After some pondering about visiting Titusville, I decided to head north for Daytona at 11AM.  

At 6PM, I decided to anchor south of Daggert Island, about 8 miles short of Daytona. Lovely sunset all by myself.  There was some local boat traffic, but quiet after dark.

The next morning (Saturday), I weighed anchor and headed for Daytona, anchoring exactly where I anchored last December.  I went shopping, had lunch at Checker's visited Surplus Unlimited, a marine store that was closed the last time I was there.  Visited a couple of Amazon Bin stores and had a long walk back to the boat at Bethune Park.

Sabastien to Cocoa Beach and Titusville

We motored for 7 hours to get to Cocoa Beach.  We tried to stay at the public dock, but it was under construction.  We anchored nearby.

Visited S F Travis CO, an amazing hardware store.  Then we crossed the bridge to visit Harbor Freight and West Marine.

While walking back, I gave $20 to a panhandler, which upset Chris.  We were looking forward to seeing the Dragon Crew 10 launch, which was scrubbed due to hydraulic problems with the launch pad.

The Bier Garden, which I had wanted to return to, had closed its kitchen, so we ended up at Ryan's Pizza and Pub.  

On Thursday, the 13th, we walked through Cocoa Beach and then returned to Ryan's Pizza to update our iPad, computer, and other devices.  

The shuttle arrived, and Chris departed. I then returned to the boat and headed off to Titusville.  Access was limited, so I returned to Bellum after spending the evening at the north end of the bridge.  

As previously mentioned, Titusville was disappointing.

Fort Pierce to Sabatian

At 9:30, we went to the marina to refuel with diesel and update our Wi-Fi devices.  We made it to the bridge for the 9:30 opening.  We motored to Sebastian.

We walked through town and had some Gelato.  There were many motels and rental villas.  The city was a popular spot for sports fishing.

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