While on our “No power” road trip we booked a sunset/dolphin cruise in Vero Beach. We booked the tour through the Environmental Learning Center on the causeway and headed out at 4:30 pm with only a few other people on the boat since it was a little chilly.
We saw a few stranded boats along the way.
I was hoping thick clouds didn’t move in and hide the sun but the ones there made for an interesting sky.
We first saw a few dolphins chasing after fish and I barely caught a fish trying to get away.
We saw several more dolphins before the sun starting setting.
We ended the tour with a beautiful sunset. And, as the sun was setting I got a text from my neighbor that our electricity had just come back on after 7 days of being off. Luckily we were planning to go home the next day.
The sun was really putting on a show as we came back under the bridge and back to the dock.
Grinning ear to ear knowing we would have power when we got home the next day. We were very fortunate that we could pack up and leave and take a mini-vacation while the electricity was out back home. Some of my neighbors were able to go stay with friends in the area but since the power outage was so widespread there wasn’t many that had power the first few days.
Great picture of the two of you!!
What a great way to take advantage of ‘no power’ at home by reclaiming the power of beauty elsewhere! 🙂 The dolphins look amazing.
your photos of the pink sky and sunset are beautiful
Great skies
Beautiful series of sunset photos ~ and so glad you were able to get away ~
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ~
Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days ~
clm ~ A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Beautiful skies and a wonderful way to deal with a power outage!
Nice to get away from “no power” at home and enjoy the tour with viewing dolphins even catching a fish. Glad you had a lovely time and sunsets to end the days with. Happy trails are ahead.
Beautiful shots! My favourite is number 3 from the top.
The skies have been captured beautifully!
Sounds like a fun tour with spectacular sunset sighting to boot.
Happy Holidays to you and yours.
Worth a Thousand Words
lovely set of pictures…
Your sky shots are gorgeous.
I always love sighting dolphins. Where we go to Alabama for vacations sometimes, we’ve been enough to know when the dolphins will go feeding up and down the coast and which areas in the bays they like to frequent.