Sunday 2/23/14 – Start 0800, Finish 1730, from Fort
Lauderdale to Lake Worth
Weather/Sea – Partly cloudy 70-80, calm, ICW
Captain - John Kwak
Crew – Dan Martin, Paul Kirk
We decided to do the ICW today because it is more direct and
we were tired of the ocean bounce. Dropped the mooring at 0800 and waited for
Las Olas Blvd bridge to open at 0815.We went thru 21 bridges today which really
slows the progress. If you catch them right it is good, if you are 1 minute
late then you can wait for 30 minutes.
The bridges are; ICW STM Time
of crossing
Las Olas Blvd Bridge STM
1064.0 0815
Sunrise Blvd Bridge STM
1062.6 0832
Oakland Park Beach Blvd. Bridge STM 1060.5 0849
Commercial Blvd Bridge STM
1059 0903
Atlantic Blvd. Bridge STM
1056 0933
Northeast 14th Str. Bridge STM 1055 0946
Hillsboro Blvd Bridge STM
1050 1034
East Camino Real Bridge STM
1048.2 1102
Palmetto Park Bridge STM
1047.5 1134
Spanish River Blvd Bridge STM
1044.9 1200
Linton Blvd. Bridge STM
1041.0 1230
Atlantic Ave Bridge STM
1039.6 1248
George Bush Blvd N.E. 8th St. Bridge STM 1038.7 1256
Woolbright Road Bridge STM
1035.8 1320
Ocean Ave Bridge STM
1035.0 1332
Lantana Ave Bridge STM
1031.0 1400
Lake Worth, Lake Ave. Bridge STM 1028.8 1420
Southern Blvd. Bridge STM
1024.7 1518
Royal Park Bridge STM1022.6 1533
Flagler Memorial Bridge STM
1021.9 1618
Parker Bridge STM
1013.7 1730
Anchored in an inlet and cove directly passed Parker Bridge.
This is the same anchorage used on 2/15/14.This is now known as the KWAK
Anchorage.
Because of the slow trip, I did the cooking for a change. I
made Split Pea Soup with one bag soaked split peas, smoked pork chunks and a
Kielbasa, 2 onions, 1 bunch celery, 1 potato, small carrots, and 1 large
shallot. To thicken the soup a little, I added my secret ingredient, a hand
full of oatmeal. It was so good that I ate 3 plates, too much! We had lots
leftover for lunch ETC. This is a very quiet anchorage and with the Bulwagga,
good holding.
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