Blue Bayou, 1997 Sea Pearl 21 Trimaran

The boat I regret selling the most, but Becky wanted more creature comforts.

BEER 2009 in Pensacola Bay.  The three master was a visiting Spanish training ship.  You can see the staysail halyard on the mast. 

If you sail a Sea Pearl in Florida you probably need one.

Blue Bayou anchored in Mosquito Cove in a foot or so of water.  The only other boat to sail in near us was another Sea Pearl, look below.

My darling wife preparing our sleeping quarters.  We like to ground out when there is a channel with wakes anywhere near.

Sailing in (the mizzen was up) to Punta Blanca (right across from Cayo Costa) in 15kts of wind after leaving the anchorage in Pelican Bay.

Beating to windward is often a damp proposition.

Rigging Blue Bayou.  Taken by Paddlevan.

Couples Cruise to Caladesi Island.

Wing on Wing on the 2008 New Years Cruise off Elliot Key.

Screaming in to Ft Desoto at 6+ kts on a beautiful Florida day.

Passing Ted's Potter 15 off Key Largo on "Ed and Ted's Excellent Adventure.  Taken by Ted.

If I remember correctly I was scooting along at 6kts+ in this picture.

Sailing through a pass in South Key Largo past the $$$ homes.

Our hero, Bill Fite, sailing Moon Shadow on Lake Harris in heavy winds.

Ron, found of the WCTSS, showing everyone how it is done on Lake Harris.

Blue Bayou on Lake Tarpon.

Anchored in Fosters Bay.  Shallow water all the way in but fairly deep inside.

Sailing in to somewhere.

Halloween is just around the corner.

Ft Desoto sailing.

Good winds 12kts+ all day and Blue Bayou was humping!

Lunch on the beach.

Ft Desoto

Wing on Wing at 6kts+

Rain, rain, rain.  Returning from our first sail on Blue Bayou.  Cayo Costa of course.