In the dark of night, depart.
Bye Miami!
Bye really big shipping dock.
I just really like these, so your going to suffer through several.
It’s totally ‘cause I can’t pick the best one. That either means they are all awesome, or all mediocre.
And a video. Why not?
jon
I guarantee they named this thing so everyone could make that kind of joke all the time.
These ships are truly, unequivocally massive. I swear I saw one eat an aircraft carrier.
Doesn’t seem hilariously oversized or nothin’ does it? See the people along the dock, no? I didn’t think so. Beast is 19 stories high.
However, the dock lines were rather small. Well, not small as in tiny, but small as didn’t scale to gigantic like the rest of the blasted thing.
Just thinking about how large the lines are for our tiny little fifty foot sailboat we ride on. I’d say the diameter is about four times, for a ship that’s unestimatibly larger.
They also had little disks to keep the cute little rats from climbing aboard.
Looking up through the life rafts.
And back towards the shore excursion. Our only shore excursion. Good thing it was AWESOME!
jon
Thank’s “Uncle Rick”. Your such a great host.
We actually got a little lucky, the jet skis didn’t start. We would have froze our tiny tushies off.
Boat, building, boat, building. It was all a bit redundant.
Places on the inner coastal. Not cheap. Seriously, not cheap. Different world. In two miles, they probably had as many millionaires as in Milwaukee
Even Norwegian import millionaires.
Some fun chairs.
Tricycle for adults.
Seriously the ugliest house I have ever seen in person. Especially considering how much it must have cost. Bad design decisions abound.
Lots of boats, lots of bridges.
I thought this condo building was sort of cute. It was pink.
jon
When they leave from Wisconsin, they run to a wonderful warm place. Florida.
Pelican, pelican, don’t ask a pelican’t ask a pelican.
As nice as he looks, he’s just waiting for the guy cleaning fish to “throw him a bone”.
My perch damnit.
My favorite. I hope you stop and enjoy this one a moment. The background is a bit ‘busy’, a function of the 4/3 system. Still, a great heron deserves your attention.
jon
Hopes and dreams on a concrete block wall. Maybe if we draw a beautiful park, someday it will come and replace gravel and grass.
jon
