Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Short & Sweet

This is a short & sweet posting.  We are now in our new home port in Biloxi, MS after staying one additional day in Mobile, AL waiting for the wind and waves to calm down for our trip.  While we were in Mobile, we enjoyed a birthday dinner with other loopers at a seafood restaurant called Felix's.  We also enjoyed an afternoon of music with Joel from Water Music and Bill from Carried Away.  Both are very talented musicians.
Felix Restaurant in Mobile, AL

Joyce's birthday dinner at Felix's Seafood restaurant


Joel (WaterMusic) and Bill (Carried Away) and Jessie (Louise)

What an amazing trip it has been.  On the way across the Mississippi Sound today we got to see lots of dolphins which was really an amazing treat.  Prior to departing this morning all the loopers had a big pot luck dinner last night.  Hilary counted about 40.  It was hard to say goodbye to so many new friends we've met over the past three months as today as we turned west for Biloxi, everyone else turned east for Florida to continue on the loop.

Our final looper potluck

Time to celebrate!  We made it!


Our first Biloxi sunset


Going down . . . .


And down a little more . . . .
In total we traveled 2,143 miles over the past three months and put 261.5 engine hours on our very reliable engines.  Average price for diesel was $4.05 per gallon and the average price for the transient well each night  was $1.04 per foot.

Thank you all who have been faithful blog followers.  With the completion of our journey, our blog is also complete.

2 comments:

  1. Hi there from land locked Indiana.
    Congratulations on Biloxie..and all that means, including the job. We have missed being on the water and sharing special times with new special friends. Enjoy your new Southern (translated slower life, friend foods and snowless winters). If you ever find yourself in Indianapolis, let us know. We'll be back on the water March 1. Maybe when we meet again, y'all be talkin so Southurn, we be needing a translator!!! Happy Thanksgiving. Bonnie

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  2. ooops---all foods are friendly and comforting but I meant FRIED!!

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