Caladesi Island is a pristine nature reserve accessible only by boat. It is located in the gulf of Mexico just west of Dunedin, Fl. We sailed down from Tarpon Springs, about 14 nautical miles to the north. This is a favorite sail of the club and always draws a lot of boats. 2002 was no exception.
Some of the boats at Anclote River Park rigged, launched and waiting to sail.
"Athena" and Andy Slaver head south along Florida's west coast, enroute to Caladesi.
Mark and Leslie Major cruising onboard "Lesismor".
Rich Blake and "Frisky" work the light breeze.
C-dock at Caladesi Island is taken over by the CFYC.
Jim Davis and Andy Slaver enjoying the day .
Mark Major and crew member Barnacle discuss the day's sail and the rising cost of catfood. (Mark is the two-legged one)
John Stevens and Bill Bairley jamming on the dock. Rich had a tiki torch off the stern for stage lighting.
Heading back out through the mangroves Sunday morning for the sail home.
