Yesterday we anchored in Fort Pierce so today we go could out the inlet and go in at Lake Worth Inlet. This way we avoid seven draw bridges and Saturday boat traffic. When we get up we check the weather. The forecast is for thunderstorms likely after 1:00PM. We decide to continue going south down the ICW so we can pull over and anchor and wait out any storms.

There is a lot of activity on the waterway today; sailboats, power boats, kayaks, paddle boards, and people swimming. It is really crowded as we pass Peanut Island. There are even boats selling beer. (We resist the temptation to pull over and have a few.)

Nine and a half hours, and seven bridges later we get to Lake Worth anchorage, just in time for the storm. It doesn’t rain, but we see wind gusts of 25 knots (29 mph) which makes it very difficult to anchor. After we get the anchor down, we leave the engine running for a while so we can re-anchor if we start to drag.

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It has been an exhausting day, opening bridges and looking out for clueless/drunk boaters. We go to bed early because tomorrow we will get an early start. We want to go out the inlet and get to Port of Miami before the afternoon thunder storms. We expect it to take over 13 hours.

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