Leaving Stuart around noon, we cruised up the Indian River (also part of the ICW) to Titusville. Since this was really a two day trip of about 115 miles, we overnighted at the mooring field in Vero Beach.
Titusville is the closest location to the Kennedy Space Center. So we will rent a car and spend Monday there and then head for Daytona Beach Tuesday.
At Titusville, we visited a little AG church (Space Coast Assembly) and got some referrals for my research. We luncheoned at a famous seafood restaurant called Dixie Crossroads. Good Shrimp.
Since the marina was full, we decided to go on the hook for our time here. So the dink is getting a good workout.
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Madison,
It is a pleasure to read about your and Marlene's exploits. This post is especially interesting to me because my father was born in a little down inland from there call Felsmere. It is nothing but a orange grove now, I believe. The drove to Vero Beach every Sunday to go to church. When he was around 10 or 12 years old they move to Miami. His father worked for Florida East Coast Railroad. (He actually drove the last train out of Key West in the early 1900s before the hurricane blew the train track out.
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