Mar. 2 – Rockport, TX

Rockport Harbor

It's a funny thing coming home. Nothing changes. Everything looks the same, feels the same, even smells the same. You realize what's changed is you." —F. Scott Fitzgerald

Our first week back in Texas was filled with sunshine, warm temperatures, the Texas Pearl and best of all family. The wind is still blowing like crazy in Florida and the Bahamas, so we are glad we made the decision to come home and catch up with family and friends. 

Texas Pearl in her new permanent slip. I didn't like it at first, but it's growing on me.

We had the running gear cleaned before we headed out on a short cruise. 

What a beautiful winter day. 

Leaving Rockport Harbor 

Our new captain...our son Eric 

The view coming back into the harbor 

Texas Pearl in her new slip 

We love the view from the back deck. 

I love these pictures of Rockport taken by John Martell. He's a talented local photographer who has a shop in the historic area of Rockport. (looking south)

A picture looking north of Rockport Harbor, Little Bay and the beach.

A close up of Little Harbor and Rockport Beach

Looking north at the historic downtown area of Rockport and the harbor

This is Fulton Harbor which is about three miles north of Rockport Harbor

We spent a wonderful weekend with our oldest son and his family. We had fun with Graham at the children's museum in Austin called Thinkery.

Fun at a local farmers market in Austin. The day started out a little cloudy, but cleared up quickly.

Kyle and Brytanie have enjoyed Jester King Brewery for year, but this was our first visit...now we know why they enjoy it so much. A wonderful place to enjoy the day with great beer and wonderful pizza.

Stanley's Farmhouse Pizza

A few of our samplings

Only in Texas can you spend the day at a brewery and the whole family can have fun. This is a huge sand box for the children to play in and behind it is a pasture where people can play soccer, football or fly a kite.

Graham kept us entertained all the way home.