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In this episode I leave Melbourne, FL and finally get sailing on the nearly 40 mile passage down the ICW to Fort Pierce. I share some of the disadvantages to travelling within the protection of the ICW vs being on the open ocean. Once I arrive and drop the hook I get to relax and enjoy the beautiful sunset!
(Filmed February 2021)
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