Day 165 Street Festival

 






Boat mini project to replace hatch hinges…measure twice, drill once…

Jessica took a long walk around Vero Beach public areas because this marina is nestled in between a lot of parks with greenways. The boat job for today was replacing the hinges on one of the lazzrrete doors. Then we took the free shuttle to downtown Vero Beach where there was an Easter Friday night festival on the street. We enjoyed looking at old cars, listening to music, and Jessica got to pet an Australian Shepherd puppy…. her sister Noelle would have been in heaven. After four months, I finally got to drink an IPA on tap. We are going to stay on this morning ball here in Vero Beach until this cold front / windy period is over on Monday.






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