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Very familiar with it, had a reunion with some of my NAIA teammates in Texas in June and the little brother of the TE who played next to me (Small Catholic College) was just named President of Ave Maria. Probably my fault, when Tom Monaghan bought his first yacht in 1984, he wanted to keep it...

No, the causeway takes you to Sanibel, then a road takes you all the way to the north end of Captiva where SS Plantation is. Now, North Captiva, Cabbage Key and Useppa you need a boat to get to - but there are head-boats that run to Cabbage Key. It's a great littel Island, make a great...

That's pretty **** cool - good game to see. I had tire ruts worn on Bermont Road, 27 and 84 back and forth to Lauderdale when I was running yachts.

It seems everytime I was there over the years, and it wasn't much something bad happened. We got in a big brawl on some steps to a beach house in high school, we knew some Ft Myers girls, and a few of the dudes didn't appreciate us in their territory, I guess. Out numbered 2-1 and the guys who...

Extremely better options - Lawsuit going on right now against the Lani Kai over a patron who got murderd. But like the other Gent says, if you like sh-- shows that's the place, been that way since I was a kid.

Remember the little post office a block from Tween Waters? I'd drive in from Punta Gorda, pick up the mail for the Islands and deliver it Cabbage at lunch, Useppa at dinner- South Seas had a contract with them. Jeff had access to a condo from some woman he knew, so I'd stay there a lo of nights.

He did have blond reddish hair, his dad was in the USCG and was all over the place. He's in banking now up in Tampa, heard from him about 8 years ago.

Then I **** sure ate some of your food, I was always entertaining the bosses guests at all those places. That was a beautiful Island back then. Hurricane Charley thumped the end of the island really good, the units near Redfish Pass.

**** CanesinO, small world again; you and I were there at the same time. My first on passenger carrying gig was captaining The Mary Kincaid for South Seas Plantation. There were two of us Jeff Star, the dock-masters son and I. We'd run lunch and dinner cruises to Cabbage Key and Useppa...