Tortuga will be docked at slip F-32
enter the marina for the two basin
approaches. F-32 is mid-way down in the
West basin.
Monroe Harbour Marina.
We are East bound in the photo.
Our new home - Monroe Harbour Marina
Posted April 6, 2004
We are home at last in Sanford. Stay tuned as we develop pictures and edit stories of our nearly perfect three-day trip down the St. Johns river. My fondness for the Gardner diesel engines grew even stronger; my appreciation for river folk and their lifestyle was reinforced.
Posted March 30, 2004
Stating this Friday (April2, 2004) Stephanie and I will be moving Tortuga from Jacksonville to Sanford, Florida. This will be our new home for a year or so as we finish restoration and gain experience with Florida living.
| At left is an aerial view looking to the East. Tortuga will be docked at slip F-32 |
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| This harbor diagram shows the routes to enter the marina for the two basin approaches. F-32 is mid-way down in the West basin. |
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| Here is a section of the chart that covers Monroe Harbour Marina. |
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| Looking West along the "F" dock. |
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| Here is the approach to the West Basin. We are East bound in the photo. |
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| Layout diagram of the West Basin. |
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Telephone and Internet connectivity have always been problematic at marinas.
Monroe Harbour has taken a giant technology leap forward and provides wireless
Internet to guest via the system from
Pelagic
Networks. This network is based upon the IEEE802.11b technology (also
known as WiFi).
