We decided to take advantage of the wonderful sailing that is,for many of us, right in our own back yard: St Joseph’s Sound in the Clearwater-Dunedin-Palm Harbor area. We strove to keep sails short- around 3 or 4 miles at a time with breaks for shade, cool drinks and air conditioning in between. In addition to nice meals and camaraderie, we experienced a wide variety of conditions each day from near calm to brisk winds to pop up showers that were bound to show up in the afternoon. In all, six vessels participated and 11 WCTSS members. Lonnie Black gets the superman award for replacing his broken trailer axle- after it broke down going home Tuesday- at night- in the rain!
Sailing into Pelican Cove, Honeymoon Island 
Luke taking a lunch break on spoil island 
Shorebird and Ariel at anchor early Monday morning in the old Dunedin channel. 
Sunset as Dan and Lonnie wait on the tide after dinner at Frenchy’s Outpost Sunday night. 
At anchor Mead’s Island 
Dinner Frenchy’s Sunday night 
David Heckman on his Adventure Island 
Lunch Tuesday at the Tiki Bar on Dunedin Causeway 
New axle picked up and installed by midnight 