So glad Trey and Kimberly are visiting us for the Easter weekend!! We took an airboat ride from Captain Doug's in Everglade City, FL in the Everglades National Park. A pelican hitched a ride on the front of the airboat! The day was beautiful day!
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Airboat Ride in Everglades
So glad Trey and Kimberly are visiting us for the Easter weekend!! We took an airboat ride from Captain Doug's in Everglade City, FL in the Everglades National Park. A pelican hitched a ride on the front of the airboat! The day was beautiful day!
Nina and Pinta visit Naples
Monday, March 29, 2010
Quail Creek Golf Championship Match
Hanging out at McCabe's Irish Pub, Naples, FL



Every year we love to go to McCabe's Irish Pub on 5th Avenue, Naples, FL after the parade. The Irish food is great - plus the music is wonderful. Elaine is dancing a "jig" with the Irish Leprechaun. Lee County Pipe and Drum Corps bagpipes are awesome! The band "West of Galway" entertains during the afternoon! A wonderful day!
Saint Patrick's Day Parade in Naples, FL



The Parade is great in Naples, FL! About 40,000 people come downtown to 5th Avenue to watch the parade! We had a wonderful vantage point from our friend Jack's office at the west end of 5th Ave at 3rd St. The balcony was a wonderful place to view the parade! Saint Patrick makes his annual appearance! Chris Hatch and Malorie James joined us for the day! The Thistle and Drum Corps band marches!
Saint Patrick's Day in Naples, FL
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Alligators in Pelican Bay

We are always on the lookout for alligators in Pelican Bay. This mother alligator and her babies live under the boardwalk through the Mangrove Estuary at Pelican Bay. The babies are very dark and have stripes across their backs when they are small. They scamper around the bank and climb on the mother's back. Fun to watch - from above - don't get too close!
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Manatees, live oak trees and peace

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The closest modern relative to the manatee is an elephant. These slow moving sea cows have no natural predators. Their biggest harm comes from man - in the form of boat injuries and habitat loss.
The live oak tree at the Manatee Park in Fort Myers- draped with Spanish moss!
Darrell and I drove up to Fort Myers today to see the manatees! The guide told us this cold weather has brought more manatees to Orange River than ever before.
Manatee Park, Fort Myers, FL
An amazing sight! The extreme cold in southwest Florida has caused record number of manatees to seek warmer waters near the power plant in Fort Myers Florida. These "water cows" are warm blooded mammals living in salt water in southern coastal areas. The numbers of manatees seeking this warm water flow generated by the power plant are approaching historic proportions. The deep cuts and scars on their back are from motor boat propellers.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Halloween at the Wennborg's
The Battery, Charleston, SC
Along the waterfront in Charleston, South Carolina
South of Broad, Charleston, SC
Market Street - Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina is such a beautiful city! The Grand lady of the South and home of Low Country food!
We are visiting Darrell's family - Matt, Susan, Lindsey and Matthew Christian in Columbia, SC. and Kitty, Lars, Linnea, Emma and Markus Wennborg in Charlotte, NC.
The kids were in school for the day - so we decided to drive to Charleston - a little more than 1 hour away. We had a the perfect Low Country lunch at Fleet Landing - Shrimp and Grits!
We wandered around the city for a while - here are some scenes of Market Street, the Customs House and palmetto woven baskets!
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