Cruising the Intracoastal Waterway, we see interesting sights, like this mystery tower. We think it was affiliated with Eglin Airforce Base, which owns the barrier island.
Tonight we dock at Fort Walton Yacht Club, a nice facility with lots of sailboats on our dock. Monarch was queen of the fleet here.
The members made us feel welcome, and we partook in $2 chicken fingers and mac-n-cheese, which is a regular Tuesday night feature. Many members are retired military, who used to be affiliated with the nearby air base.
The night comes early and we were glad to be tied to a solid dock.
Cruising the Intracoastal Waterway, we see interesting sights, like this mystery tower. We think it was affiliated with Eglin Airforce Base, which owns the barrier island.
Tonight we dock at Fort Walton Yacht Club, a nice facility with lots of sailboats on our dock. Monarch was queen of the fleet here.
The members made us feel welcome, and we partook in $2 chicken fingers and mac-n-cheese, which is a regular Tuesday night feature. Many members are retired military, who used to be affiliated with the nearby air base.
The night comes early and we were glad to be tied to a solid dock.
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