Floating Fantasy True Story on San Francisco Bay

Posted on May 14, 2011 by marysfarmreport

“Call the Highway Patrol!” Tom yelled, standing in his jockey shorts from the stern of his Cabin Cruiser as it sat on the Run Way of Oakland Naval Air Station.

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__From Yachts to Manure___... I have lived in a 9,000 square foot mansion in Piedmont, Ca. to homesteading a mobile home and living without running water or electricity for six months in Oroville, California. These are some tales of my adventures. From traveling the world with my Airline Executive late husband to , operating a Yacht Charter Business on San Francisco Bay as a widow with young children, to retiring to a Ranch in Oroville and raising horses and fancy pure bred dogs. Come join me on my adventures as I write this blog..

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2 Responses to Floating Fantasy True Story on San Francisco Bay

Sharon Elliott says:

May 14, 2011 at 7:52 pm

I remember those sunsets from the bar at MYCO still as the best sunsets I have ever seen and enjoy them in my mind’s eye. So glad to share them with someone who remembers them also.
Love, Sharon

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- marysfarmreport says:
  
  May 14, 2011 at 11:22 pm
  
  Yes, Dear Friend, we spent many a coctail hour at that bar. What a time we had. Some sad, some fun but never boring. I can’t believe Jack London Square is as fun now as it was back in the day. Must be because we are not there. Hmmm?
  
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