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foundress0fnothing · 2 months ago

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leave a kiss but in the cup

Summary: Cassian gets roped into helping organize Rhys and Feyre’s wedding when, on a whim, the two decide to throw it at the winery in the small town where the brothers all grew up. The problem? He has to work with Feyre's older sister, Nesta. And she hates him.

Chapter 1/?: 3.1k words, eventual E rating for smut

For @nessianweek

Another late entry for Nessian Week! This was supposed to be posted on Day 4, but I spent that day in the aforementioned ER, so here it is today. There's not update schedule, and I don't have any of it prewritten.

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As he stretches out on the pontoon that he chartered for Rhys’ bachelor weekend, drunk on sun and local beer, Cassian can’t think of any place he’d rather be.

He’s spent time backpacking around the world, seen big cities, and explored natural wonders but still—he’s positive that there’s nowhere better than the lake town where he grew up. There’s something about the water and the slow pace of life and the easy warmth of the people that he hasn’t managed to find anywhere else, and so even though the drive to his hometown takes an ungodly fourteen hours from where he lives now in Philly, he still makes the trip every year. The exhaustion and the stiff back from too-long driving shifts and the fact that he has to put up with Az’s edgelord playlists are worth it every time.

And this year, there’s even more reason to make the drive—his brother is getting married in a week and wanted to spend his last few days as a bachelor in the place they all still called home.

They all met Feyre six months ago at a restaurant in Fishtown when she was their waitress, and from the moment she called Rhys a prick for ostentatiously flashing an Amex Black Card when it came time to pay, Cassian could tell that his brother had finally met the one. Their love had been a messy whirlwind of drama and passion as they navigated exes and family troubles, but it wasn’t long before Feyre had Rhys’ family ring on her finger and was picking out a wedding dress. Cassian knew that once Rhys found what he wanted, he’d do anything to make it his as soon as possible—Feyre was no exception.

When it came time to plan the bachelor weekend, then, Rhys only had two requests: that it take place in Cherry Hills and that there weren’t any strippers. Cassian had almost laughed out loud when Rhys told him that. Sure, he had his bro-y moments, but he wasn’t stupid enough to think that strippers would be the right thing for his brother just before he was getting married.

Plus, the former request precluded the latter—Cherry Hills wasn’t the kind of place he’d find strippers easily. Interested in idyllic boat trips on one of the rivers or lakes? Great. Hoping to spend a few hours outdoors and then end the day with a round of minigolf? Even better. Looking to hire professional entertainment for the evening? Extremely challenging. It was the quintessential Midwestern small summer tourist tour—busy for a few weeks with vacationers and outdoor enthusiasts and day-drunk parents and popsicle-sticky children that then shut down the moment October hit and brought the first snowfalls. Not the ideal place for establishing any kind of nightlife. If you wanted that, it was at least a 45-minute drive south down M22.

And since Rhys only wanted his brothers there anyway, Cassian had planned the weekend to be more of a homage to their high school days than the usual bachelor bacchanalia. They had kayaked on the river where they first learned to swim, hiked the sand dunes where they used to race each other to the top to drink shitty beer and talk about what they’d do when they finally got out of Cherry Hills, and ate in the cash-only restaurant that had been around longer than any of them had been alive.

They had saved the boat ride around the lake for their last day because somehow, despite doing nothing besides sitting and drinking and eating, it always manages to exhaust them. It’s the good kind of exhaustion, at least, this heaviness that comes with too much sun and too much food—a perfect way to end a perfect bachelor weekend. Not that Cassian is bragging.

But still—he had done a good job.

A voice breaks through his self-congratulatory haze. “So, what’s next?”

“What do you mean, what’s next?” Cassian sits up to glare at Rhys who has draped himself over a few seats on the opposite side of the boat. Azriel raises an eyebrow at Rhys from where he’s perched in the driver’s seat but doesn’t say anything, apparently content to let his brothers argue it out. Bastard.

Rhys shrugs with all the indolence of a lazy housecat. “The boat’s due back to the rental place in 30 minutes, yeah?” Cassian nods. “So what’re we doing after that?”

Cassian frowns and says, “What else do you want to do?” He’s planned an evening of takeout pizza and video games back at their rental, but he has the sinking feeling that’s not what Rhys has in mind.

“You’re the one in charge. Surprise me.”

Rhys waves a hand in his direction as he says this, and Cassian thinks, for just a few moments, about how easy it would be to murder his brother and dump his body overboard. The lake is shallow though—too shallow to get away with it—and so he settles for a clipped, “You know this town as well as I do. We’ve done everything there is to do.” Rhys doesn’t answer, and so Cassian tries to remember how much cash he has left and whether it would be enough for a final round of drinks at the Tavern. Probably not, but he resigns himself to paying the $7 surcharge to use the ATM outside of the restaurant. “We could always go to the Tavern—”

“There’s a new wine tasting room,” Azriel interrupts, and both Cassian and Rhys turn to look at him, the latter pulling his sunglasses up to rest on his head for a moment. Azriel shrugs. “They opened in April apparently.”

“And they’re good?”

“Didn’t have that on the flier in the IGA, sorry.”

Cassian glances at Rhys. “Will that satisfy you, asshole?”

“Yes, I think that’ll do quite nicely, thank you,” Rhys says, slipping his sunglasses back down over his eyes.

Cassian gives Azriel a long suffering look, but Azriel only snorts and turns the engine back on, signaling the return of the party to dry land and the start of whatever this wine tasting is about to be. Cassian only hopes that it’s cheap and strong.

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The wine tasting room—creatively named Cherry Hill Wines—is situated just off the main road on the first floor of a two-story house that’s been converted into a storefront. Cassian can’t quite see the lake from where he stands on the front porch, but it’s close enough that, in the lulls between children’s shouts and tourists’ conversations, he can just make out the sound of the water.

The shop itself is busy with people dropping by for happy hour, and Cassian is glad of his extra height as he steps inside and surveys the space from his place at the back of the short line. There’s a small menu on the wall above the bar and a row of fridges lining the sides of the room stocked with ice cream and small, pre-made charcuterie plates. A shelf by the front door has local crafts for sale—candles and coffee mugs and keychains all proudly emblazoned with images of Cherry Hills. There are only a few open seats at the bar, but through the French doors at the back of the room he spies a handful of fire pits with chairs set up around them, cornhole boards and bags, and a wide grassy lawn perfect for picnic blankets or lawn chairs. It’s cozy, Cassian thinks, and clearly something already beloved by the tourists if the number of people packed into the space is any indication.

And then he sees her.

She’s standing behind the counter taking orders and pouring glasses of wine while she chats with the customers. Her hair is golden brown and braided into a tight coronet of her head. Her eyes are a storm of blues and grays, flashing with an inner fire that makes something in Cassian sit up and pay attention, and he wonders how the hell someone who looks like that ended up in Cherry Hills. She sure as hell didn’t grow up there—Cassian would remember her.

He nudges Azriel with his shoulder to get his attention and nods his head toward the backyard, although his gaze still lingers on the woman behind the counter. “Grab a spot outside. I’ll get the first round.”

Azriel arches his eyebrow, following Cassian’s line of sight to the woman. He snorts and says, “Good luck with that.” Before Cassian can respond, however, he grabs Rhys and steers him outside.

Cassian flips him off behind his back, laughing at Rhys’ confused expression at being ferried outside, and then turns back to the counter to find the woman glaring at him. The line had dissipated more quickly than he expected, and Cassian realizes that she must have been waiting for him to finish goofing off with his brothers.

He puts on his most charming smile, the one that’s gotten him out of trouble ever since he was a little boy. “Sorry.” He shrugs. “Brothers, you know?”

If anything, her glare only intensifies, and Cassian almost preens at the challenge it presents.

Hands on her hips, she asks, “Well? What do you want?”

“I don’t know, sweetheart. What’s good?” He leans in and winks. “You?” He half hopes she falls for his charm, half hopes she continues glaring at him. The prospect of either—of her fire, her attention turned on him, no matter the reason—makes him crave more.

Her eyebrow arches, and she ignores his flirtation to answer acerbically, “All that time in line and you couldn’t be bothered to make up your mind?

“Were you watching me? I’m flattered.”

“Don’t be. It’s hard to miss an oversized brute when he invades my store.”

“Your store? Very impressive, sweetheart—

But she interrupts him, looking behind him and calling out, “Next!

“But—” Cassian starts, but before he can say anything, her voice, flinty and angry, cuts him off again.

“You can go to the back of the line since you need more time to make up your mind.” She glares at him again as she says this before returning her gaze to whoever is standing behind him.

He blows out an exasperated breath, rolling his eyes at her dramatics. “Whatever, I’ll just get three glasses—”

“Oh, I’m sorry. I can’t hear Mrs. Stephenson’s order.”

Cassian stiffens slightly and turns around to see his former history teacher. The woman had made his high school years absolutely miserable—she was suspicious and shrew-like, always handing out detentions to him for things that no other student—ones with active parents who drove them to school in new cars and came to parent-teacher conferences wearing Rolexes and Birkin bags—got in trouble for.

She glares up at him. “Still causing trouble, I see

“No, ma’am. Just taking advantage of this lovely lady’s willingness to let me gather my thoughts. Please go ahead.”

A few more tourists had entered while he had been at the bar, and Cassian sighs as he moves to get in line again behind them. If he has to hear shit about taking a long time from Rhys and Azriel, he’ll go home and have pizza and play video games by himself. Fuck it.

The line moves quickly at least as a redhead joins the ice queen at the bar, and it isn’t long before Cassian is once again staring down into the blue-gray eyes of winery nemesis. She raises an eyebrow but doesn’t say anything.

The redhead glances over, clearly confused by the strange stalemate taking place next to her and says, in a voice slightly tinged with exasperation. “Nesta, can you get his order?”

“That depends. Is he able to actually place one this time?”

“He is, Nesta,” he fires back, savoring the feeling of her name on his tongue. “One Pinot Grigio and two Farmstead Reds.”

“Amazing. Commendable work. You made it through a basic human interaction,” she says as she ducks beneath the bar to grab three glasses.”

“All thanks to your outstanding service, Nes.” He watches her nostrils flare at the nickname.

“Nope.” She sets the empty glasses down on the bar with a harsh clink. “I’ll send you to the back of the line again.”

He meets her glare with one of her own, and it is perhaps fortuitous that his brothers choose that moment to make their way back inside.

“Cassian, what the fuck is taking so long?” Rhys says when he reaches his side.

Azriel is close behind and murmurs to Cassian with a smirk, “He’s only mad because I beat him at cornhole. Twice.”

Cassian rolls his eyes, thinking wistfully of video games and beer and time spent without demanding brothers and snooty women. Another night. Instead, he shrugs. Just took me a while to pick out the right thing for you assholes. That’s all.

There’s a snort from the bar that Cassian pointedly ignores. No use getting into it with the ice queen again in front of the other two.

But it catches Rhys’ attention, and his gaze lingers on the woman long enough to make Cassian’s hackles raise. It’s not like Rhys to really pay attention to anyone else anymore now that he has Feyre, and Cassian doesn’t like that it’s this woman who’s the object of his attention. Not that Cassian has any claim to it either. And yet.

He doesn’t intervene when Rhys takes a step closer to the bar, his eyes still on Nesta, as asks, “Are you Feyre’s sister?”

And then Cassian can see the resemblance. The hair color and the eyes are almost exactly the same, but where they make Feyre seem alight with youthful energy and warmth, Nesta’s are worn almost like a cold, brutal suit of armor against the world. Or again him, at any rate.

And apparently against Rhys, because she’s glaring at him as she asks, “How do you know Feyre?”

“I’m her fiance.” Rhys smiles. “It’s good to meet someone from her family.”

Nesta raises an eyebrow. “You’re the restaurant asshole she’s marrying? Didn’t you guys just meet?”

He shrugs, tucking his hands into the pockets of his shorts. “When you know…”

Nesta looks at Cassian, who’s just watching the interaction, and rolls her eyes. He snorts quietly, despite himself. Because she’s not wrong. He would agree with her generally—marrying someone after knowing them for only half a year is crazy.

But he’s seen Rhys and Feyre together, and what they have works for them. Would it be what he’d choose? No. But it seems—good.

Rhys is still talking. “I didn’t know you lived here.”

“Clearly.”

Another voice, coming from the stockroom, politely expands on Nesta’s brusque answer. “She moved up here with me and another friend after college.”

“Em?” Cassian exclaims. Standing there before him is his old friend, Emerie Alvarez.

Cassian scoops the woman up into a giant bear hug. They haven’t seen each other since he graduated high school. She had been a freshman when he was a senior, but he knew what it was like to have a shitty family in a place like Cherry Hills, and so he always looked out for her while he was there. The town was small enough after all—with only 20 or so kids in each graduating class, it wasn’t hard to know everybody's business.

He gestures proudly around the shop. “This is yours?”

She nods, clearly pleased. “We—Nesta, Gwyn, and I—bought the winery off my dad three years ago before he moved to Ohio. But it’s a little far out from the tourist scene, so we bought a place here this year to do tastings.”

“Look at you, Em.” He gives her another hug, ruffling her hair in a brotherly fashion until she jams her elbow into his side, hard enough that he winces. He’s pleased—beyond pleased, really—that she managed to shake off her family and do something for herself in the town he knows she loves just as much as he does.

Out of the corner of his eye, he can see Nesta looking at him, but her face has turned contemplative, curious rather than coldly calculating.

“What brings you all back up here?” Emerie gestures to his brothers. “It’s good to see you, Azriel, Rhys.”

Cassian smiles and steps forward to throw his arm around Rhys’ shoulder. “Rhysie’s getting married and wanted to do his bachelor party here.” His grin turns into a smirk. “And guess whose sister he’s marrying?”

Emerie follows Cassian’s gaze to Nesta, who only shrugs and says, “Apparently.”

Rhys frowns slightly. “You got an invitation. I know Feyre sent one.”

“I’m aware.”

“Nes—” Emerie starts, but Nesta continues on before Emerie says anything else.

“I’m going to the shotgun wedding to support Feyre, don’t worry.”

“It’s not a—”

“Okay, here are your drinks! Please find a spot. Outside.” The redhead—Gwyn—who had been observing the conversation and apparently getting their drinks while Nesta was distracted, intervenes and hands them to Az, cutting Rhys off.

Az smiles at her thankfully and once again herds Rhys out the door. Gwyn, Cassian notices, is blushing slightly.

Before following his brothers, he turns back to Nesta, who still seems to be fuming slightly. He can’t help but stoke the fire of her temper, and so he says, “Aww, Nes, we’re going to be family.”

“Nope.” She shakes her head decisively. “And don’t call me that.” “You’re right.” He nods and then smiles lasciviously. “I’m not sure I’d want to call you my sister.

She catches his meaning and glares. “Pig.”

“You love it.”

Emerie shoves his shoulder. “Stop being an ass. You’re better than that.”

“She brings out the best in me, what can I say?” He quips, shrugging, but something churns within him anyway. Enough. Shaking his head, he takes a step back from the bar. “Em, it was good to see you again. Gwyn, it was good to meet you. And, Nes,” he smiles, “I’ll see you at the wedding.”

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The next morning, Cassian wakes early and begins puttering around the rental’s kitchen, gathering trash and cans and bottles as he goes. They have to check out by 10 a.m., and there’s a fair amount they have to do per the house rules: strip the beds, take the trash out, clean the surfaces, run the dishwasher.

Hearing the noise, Rhys saunters out of the bedroom and perches on one of the stools by the kitchen bar. “Why are you doing so much cleaning?”

Cassian blinks and looks at him in confusion. “Because it’s checkout day?”

“Mmmm, not anymore.”

Crossing his arms, Cassian leans against one of the counters. “What do you mean ‘not anymore’?”

Rhys brushes some invisible lint off of his plaid pajama bottoms. “I called the owners and extended it.”

“But the wedding—”

“Feyre and I talked about it last night. We don’t want to get married in Philly anymore.”

Cassian closes his eyes, because he knows what’s coming next.

“We’re getting married here. At Cherry Hills Winery.”

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csuitebitches · 1 year ago

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A Brief Guide to Yachts

This is a continuation to my cultural education segment (aka my rich bitch guide).

The yacht is an invention of the 14th century Dutch. The Dutch used small, fast boats for chasing smugglers, pirates and criminals. Rich ship owners and merchants began using these small “jaghts” to sail out to celebrate their returning merchant ships.

The first yacht club in the world, called the Cork Water Club, was established in Ireland in 1720.

Some famous clubs include:

USA:

1. Annapolis Yacht Club: Surrounding the Spa Creek Bridge in Annapolis, the Club boasts over 75 wet slips and dry dockage. The club began in 1886 as an informal canoe club, and today has 1600 regular members active in social, racing, and cruising programs

2. Chicago Yacht Club: Founded in 1875, Chicago Yacht Club is one of the oldest and most respected yacht clubs in the world. The Club is home to more than 1,400 members, including a winning America’s Cup skipper, and Olympic medalists.

Italy:

1. Circolo Canottieri Aniene

2. Circolo degli Esteri

3. Compagnia della Vela

Canada:

1. Royal Canadian Yacht Club

2. Royal Vancouver Yacht Club

Yachts are most active in the summer months (May- August in the northern hemisphere) or the winter months. many yacht owners decide to keep the maximum number of guests onboard to 12 (plus crew) for chartering.

Different types of yachts:

Sailing Yacht: a yacht mainly propelled via wind and sails

Motor Yacht: a yacht propelled via one or more motors

Gulet Yacht: a hybrid yacht with both sails and motors

Open Yacht, Cruiser, Cabin Cruiser, Express Cruiser: an otherwise uncategorized standard yacht for cruising and entertaining

Luxury Yacht: a yacht that includes high-end finishes and features and the latest in modern performance technology. The term ‘luxury’ can precede any type of yacht, i.e. “luxury motor yacht”, “luxury sailing yacht”, etc.

Sports Yacht: a yacht geared towards fishing, water sports, or cruising with a sleeker design and more powerful motor for faster cruising speeds.

Catamaran Yacht: a yacht with two hulls (pontoons) often made of fiberglass that can be used in shallow waters.

The most popular destinations:

1. Monaco

2. The French Riviera

3. Greece

4. U.S. Virgin Islands

5. Palm Beach, Florida

6. Costa Smeralda, Italy

7. St. George’s Parish, Bermuda

8. Newport, Rhode Island

9. Nantucket, Massachusetts

10. Greater Victoria, Vancouver Island

Insane super yachts

Football club owner Shahid Khan's 95 metre Lürssen Kismet was delivered in 2014. On match days, a four-metre silver statue of a jaguar, its paw resting on a football helmet, graces the bow. Elsewhere, its sizeable foredeck has enough space for Khan's beloved football team, the Jacksonville Jaguars, to stage a practice.

The 70 metre Feadship superyacht Joy features a deck that's wide enough to enjoy a tandem jog around. This yacht is all about exterior living, which includes making use of these ample decks with some great sporting facilities. A basketball and badminton court is set all the way forward on the owner's deck. This is complemented by her large gym and dedicated spa. All of this adds up to make Joy an ideal choice for those interested in a yacht with ample fitness, wellness and sporting amenities.

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naturecoaster · 12 days ago

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“The Beach is getting there,” said Pat Coggins, “Houses are taking months to rebuild and many are waiting for permitting. Businesses reopened pretty quickly considering the damage done by Hurricane Helene.” Pat and his wife, Sheryl, are retired military and residents of Hernando Beach, Florida. It’s a tight-knit community developed in the 1970s by dredging channels to create a waterfront community with gulf access from each home’s yard. Pat and Sheryl came here and fell in love with the area, especially its residents. “We came to Hernando Beach in 2021 and immediately booked a cruise on the Marina Rose. We figured this was the best way to check out the local waterways, support a local business, and have fun,” Pat says. In September, they purchased the Marina Rose Cruise Boat from Randy and Rosa Rossi, its original proprietors. 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Another business, Crafted Desserts, loaned their food truck to owner, Brian Alvarez, and now the establishment is serving a limited menu Tuesday through Saturday from 3-8ish on the patio. Live music can be heard here and at strategic locations along Shoal Line Boulevard, where most Hernando Beach businesses are located. The local pizzeria, Matoli’s Pizza, was bringing pies out to workers up and down the Boulevard a few days into the rebuilding. The Drunken Mullet gave a shout-out to them on their social media as they let their loyal patrons know they were not giving up. Now they have half-price kids' meals and line-dancing lessons on Wednesdays. At the Hernando Beach Marina, the Hernando Beach Tropical Grill welcomes all under the beautiful tiki roof along the water. The Lazy Lizard is open. If you are looking for a more open-air cruise, the Freaky Tiki pontoon cruises are running. Fun, food, and freedom are prevalent as the community moves back into its regular pace. Yann Milchendeau, owner of the Hernando Beach Motel and the Silver Dolphin Restaurant and Country Store, lost most of his motel in the flooding and he vowed to rebuild bigger and better. When I spoke to him, Yann said he expected to have the motel back up in 2 ½ months. Most of the rooms in the area are taken by displaced residents and the usual Airbnb crowd isn’t being seen in these hospitality businesses. Still, the businesses are coming back stronger than ever. It is refreshing, even if they seem a bit exhausted. Autum Proctor, artist, with her Breast Cancer Mermaid mural on the Silver Dolphin Restaurant. This was done after the hurricanes. Image courtesy of Autum Proctor. He and his staff brought the Silver Dolphin back within three weeks. “Eight of my employees volunteered, along with my family and friends and we went to work. We hired a wonderful company to clean and disinfect the restaurant and they did so in eight days. After Helene, we had to source new restaurant equipment from the other side of the state because ours had been ruined, but we did it.” Before Hurricane Helene hit, Yann and his crew worked tirelessly for two days to put the equipment and inventory up and move it to safety. “This saved us a lot of money, time and grief,” Yann shared. “The restaurant and store are now better than ever. In fact, the community is coming back better. We try to make it better for the customers.” Hernando Beach residents and businesses were dealt a huge disaster with double hurricanes in September and October. There were mountains of trash on the sides of the roads. Even the people who have homes on stilts had things stored under their homes that were ruined – golf carts, shelves of tools and toys. Still, Hernando County did an amazing job of providing emergency services including showers, washing machines, and shelter. Residents, volunteers, and the government worked tirelessly to lessen the short and long-term damage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI_-mX5OMKs&list=PLfn4k5kCVNyIMoe7dsoHuCXaoa2JWaitB&index=5 People and businesses are rebuilding with flood-resistant products and processes. Outlets are moved higher on walls. Walls at ground level are made of materials that can be rinsed off. All of this takes a toll on a community – even a tight-knit one with a purpose like Hernando Beach, so those of us who live around here might want to take a trip out to “the beach” to support them… not so much as a charity but more of a congratulations and a reverie – a salute to the spirit of what makes our Nature Coast so great – our people. Many parks in the area have reopened, including Weeki Wachee Springs State Park and kayak rentals. Bayport Park and pier are open, Linda Pedersen Park is open, the Weeki Wachee preserve beckons hikers and bikers, Jenkins Creek, and even some boat ramps. On December 7, there will be a special Community Christmas Party and Toys for Tots drive on from 3-5 pm at the Hernando County Yacht Club. Instead of their usual Christmas Boat Parade, we’re hosting this event to bring some much-needed cheer to our community. A painter at the Hernando Beach Art Walk earlier this year. Image by Diane Greenwell. On the same day, there will be the Hernando Beach Art Walk from 10 am to 2 pm. With local artists displaying and selling their wares at the Silver Dolphin, it is a great time to come out and shop for unique, hand-crafted art and meet the creators. Stop in for breakfast, stroll the art walk and then join the Community Christmas Party. This “just a little bit off the beaten path” community needs its neighbors to come out and have fun with them. Let’s be tourists in our own home and get out to the Beach. “Keeping our doors open in Hernando Beach isn’t just about business—it’s about bringing life and resilience back to our community. Every visitor we welcome and every local job we support helps rebuild the spirit of this place we all love,” Sheryl Coggins of the Marina Rose Cruise Experience explains. I could not say it better. Read the full article

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letzrideboatrental · 14 days ago

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Renting a boat here gives you access to some of the area’s most beautiful waterways, including the nearby Lake Worth Lagoon and the serene waters around Peanut Island. You can also take your boat out for deep-sea fishing or simply enjoy a leisurely cruise along the coastline. West Palm Beach boat rentals are available in a wide range of sizes, from small motorboats to larger yachts, allowing you to tailor your experience based on your group size and the activities you want to enjoy.

Fishing Boat Rental Boynton Beach: A Fisherman's Dream

For those interested in fishing, Boynton Beach is a prime destination for boat rentals. Known for its abundant marine life and prime fishing spots, Boynton Beach offers some of the best fishing boat rentals in South Florida.

Whether you’re interested in inshore fishing or venturing out into the deeper waters of the Atlantic, there are a variety of fishing boats available for rent. Many fishing boat rentals in Boynton Beach come equipped with all the gear you’ll need, including rods, reels, bait, and coolers. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, these rentals give you the freedom to fish at your own pace. For those looking for a more guided experience, many rental services also offer captained fishing charters. Boynton Beach is known for its excellent fishing conditions, making it a must-visit location for avid fishermen.

Jet Ski Rental Delray Beach: Thrilling Water Adventures

Delray Beach is not just for boat rentals—it's also an exciting place for jet ski rentals. If you’re looking for an adrenaline rush on the water, renting a jet ski is a must. Delray Beach's calm waters and beautiful coastline make it an ideal spot for jet skiing.

Rentals are available for all skill levels, so whether you're a first-timer or an experienced rider, you can enjoy the thrill of jet skiing while exploring the coastal waters. Jet ski rentals are typically available by the hour, and many services offer guided tours to help you get the most out of your ride. Delray Beach jet ski rentals offer a fast-paced way to experience the area's natural beauty while adding a dose of excitement to your day.

Conclusion

Letz Ride Boat Rental offers a variety of exciting boat rental options for every type of water enthusiast. Whether you’re in Delray Beach, Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, or Boynton Beach, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to explore the region’s stunning waterways. From fishing and cruising to jet skiing and island hopping, renting a boat in these beautiful locations promises an unforgettable day on the water.

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bestyachtadventure · 3 months ago

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Discover the Best in Boat Rentals and Charters

When it comes to enjoying the pristine waters of San Diego, boat rentals and boat charters offer unparalleled freedom and luxury. Whether you’re a local looking to explore the coastline or a visitor seeking a memorable adventure, choosing the best yacht in San Diego can transform your experience.

Why Choose Boat Rentals?

Boat rentals are an excellent choice for those who prefer to take the helm and navigate the stunning waters of San Diego themselves. With a variety of options available, from small sailboats to larger powerboats, you can find a rental that suits your needs. Renting a boat allows you to explore secluded bays, picturesque islands, and vibrant marine life at your own pace. It’s a fantastic way to spend a day with family or friends, enjoying the beautiful weather and breathtaking views.

Choosing the right boat rental depends on your preferences and experience level. For a relaxed day on the water, a simple pontoon or cabin cruiser might be ideal. If you’re an experienced sailor, you might opt for a sailboat or a high-performance speedboat. Regardless of your choice, the freedom to chart your own course is a significant advantage.

The Benefits of Boat Charters

For those seeking a more luxurious experience, boat charters offer a range of high-end options. Chartering a boat means you can enjoy a fully crewed yacht, complete with a professional captain and staff who handle all the details of your trip. This allows you to relax and enjoy the journey without worrying about navigation or operations.

San Diego yacht charter are known for their exceptional service and luxury amenities. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway, a corporate event, or a family celebration, chartering a yacht provides an exclusive experience. You can enjoy gourmet meals prepared by onboard chefs, relax in spacious lounges, and take advantage of top-notch entertainment options. This level of service ensures that your time on the water is both comfortable and memorable.

Choosing the Best Yacht in San Diego

When selecting the best yacht san Diego, consider your specific needs and preferences. The city offers a range of options, from sleek motor yachts to elegant sailing vessels. To ensure you find the perfect fit, it’s helpful to review various yachts and their features. Look for amenities that align with your plans, whether that’s a spacious deck for entertaining or a cozy cabin for overnight stays.

The key to a great yacht experience is finding one that matches your vision of luxury and comfort. High-end yachts in San Diego often feature state-of-the-art technology, plush interiors, and a range of water toys to enhance your adventure.

Tips for a Perfect Boat Rental or Charter Experience

To make the most of your boat rental or charter, consider the following tips:

Plan Ahead: Book your boat rental or charter well in advance, especially during peak seasons. This ensures you have a wider selection of options and can secure the best yacht for your needs.

Know Your Requirements: Determine what you need from your rental or charter. Whether it’s specific amenities, size, or type of vessel, having a clear idea will help you find the best fit.

Check Reviews: Research and read reviews from previous clients to gauge the quality of service and the condition of the yachts. This can provide valuable insights into what to expect.

Understand the Costs: Ensure you are aware of all the costs involved, including any additional fees for fuel, crew, or special requests. This helps in avoiding any surprises and allows you to budget accordingly.

Safety First: Prioritize safety by ensuring the yacht or boat is equipped with all necessary safety equipment and that the crew is trained and experienced.

Final Thoughts

Whether you choose a boat rental or a luxurious yacht charter, San Diego offers some of the best experiences on the water. With its stunning coastline, favorable weather, and diverse options, you can find the perfect way to enjoy the ocean. By selecting the right vessel and planning ahead, your time on the water can become a cherished memory. Dive into the adventure and discover why San Diego is renowned for its exceptional boating opportunities.

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What Creates a Boat Party in Kelowna So Special?

Through the breathtaking backdrop of calm waters and scenic scenery, a boat party proposals a special grouping of excitement and relaxation. Swimming, tanning, dancing, and dining al fresco are just a few of the activities obtainable to visitors. There is also an adventurous twist since you may travel neighboring beaches and hidden coves. Every boat party may be customized to guarantee that everyone on board has an unforgettable time with options for food, music, and themes.

Take Part in Kelowna's Eventual Boat Party

A Kelowna boat party is the perfect option if you want to spend an astonishing day on the water. This gorgeous location proposals the perfect backdrop for an enjoyable and unforgettable encounter, surrounded by beautiful mountains and shimmering lakes. There's something for everyone in Kelowna's bustling boating scene, even if you're celebrating a special occasion or just want to spend a day out by friends.

Uncover Kelowna's Finest Boating Experience

Best boating experience Kelowna is a faultless blend of adventure, relaxation, and breathtaking scenery. Hire a boat and sail the pristine waters though admiring the gorgeous vistas of verdant hills and vineyards. You can choice the ideal boat to suit the size and tastes of your business from a variety of substitutes, ranging from opulent yachts to cozy pontoons.

Savor the Finest Cruising Adventure in Kelowna

The Best cruising experience Kelowna is waiting for people who like to explore the area's picturesque splendor. As you voyage the lake, stop at undiscovered beaches and coves for a swim or a picnic. You'll get to travel the local wildlife and take in the calm surroundings while you cruise. Numerous boat rentals also offer optional guided trips that provide information about the history and ecology of the zone.

Savor Kelowna's Finest Yachting Experience

The Best yachting experience Kelowna is difficult to top in terms of elegance and comfort. Take a day trip aboard a rented yacht and bask in the sun on the deck, living large. A luxurious experience is guaranteed by the fact that many yacht charters include extras like large lounges, onboard entertainment systems, and culinary services. Mark significant occasions or just reward yourself with a luxurious day spent with loved ones.

Discover the Most fun yacht charter Kelowna

Seeking thrills and surprises? Exciting adventures catered to your desires are available on Kelowna's most enjoyable boat hire. There is a charter to fit your needs, whether you want a calm sunset cruise with beverages or a vibrant party environment complete with music and dancing. Customizable packages let you set the ideal tone for any event and guarantee that guests have a great time.

Select the Most Exciting Kelowna Boat Rental

Consider hiring the Most fun boat rental Kelowna for a laid-back day of fun. The substitutes are endless, ranging from fishing to aquatic activities. Select a family-friendly pontoon for a day of leisurely travelling or rent a speedboat for exhilarating adventures. You may pick the ideal rental for your group from an overabundance of alternatives.

Find the Top Boat Rental in Kelowna

Look for Kelowna's best boat rental business if you need to get the most out of your time on the lake. These companies provide a range of boats so you may select the right one for your trip. These rentals offer the finest choice for a memorable boating experience since of their friendly crew, well-maintained boats, and cheap valuing.

Set out on a knowledge that you and your guests will never forget. Kelowna has everything you could possibly want from an frightening boat party to a leisurely day of cruising.

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The Coolest Norris Lake Marinas

Enhance your vacation with adventurous experiences at the marinas near Norris Lake. Rent thrilling watercraft like jet skis and pontoon boats, and participate in exciting activities such as fishing charters and wakeboarding sessions. Explore the lake's secluded coves through paddleboarding expeditions to add a sense of exploration and adrenaline to your getaway.

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We are the premier charter boat rental company on Lake Travis and Lake Austin! Book your charter with us today, give us a click www.LakeLifeTexas.com

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Private Boat Charter Malta

Envision cruising along the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, encompassed by the staggering view of Malta. With Cruise Malta Constitution, this dream can ended up a reality. We offer private vessel charters that permit you to investigate the excellence of Malta and its encompassing islands in fashion and comfort.

Our armada of extravagance yachts and vessels is prepared with everything you wish for a memorable sailing encounter. Whether you’re seeking out for a relaxing day on the water with family and companions or a sentimental dusk journey together with your adored one, Cruise Malta Constitution has the culminate vessel for you.

One of the highlights of chartering a vessel with Cruise Malta Constitution is the opportunity to visit a few of the foremost excellent and disconnected spots around Malta. Our experienced captains know the range just like the back of their hand and can take you to covered up bays, pleasant shorelines, and charming coastal towns that are as it were available by boat.

In expansion to investigating the normal excellence of Malta, our private pontoon charters too offer a run of exercises to improve your involvement. From snorkeling in crystal-clear waters to plunging into the profound blue ocean, there’s something for everybody to enjoy.

At Cruise Malta Constitution, we pride ourselves on giving uncommon benefit to our visitors. From the minute you step on board one of our pontoons, you will be treated to VIP treatment from our friendly and professional team. Whether you would like help with exploring the waters or essentially need a reviving drink, our team is here to guarantee that your encounter is nothing short of perfect.

Safety is our best need at Cruise Malta Constitution. All of our pontoons are prepared with the latest safety hardware and experience customary support to guarantee that they meet the most elevated security benchmarks. Our experienced captains are also prepared in to begin with help and crisis methods, so you’ll be able unwind and appreciate your time on the water with complete peace of mind.

Whether you’re arranging a family excursion, a sentimental getaway, or a corporate occasion, Cruise Malta Constitution has the culminate private pontoon constitution for you. Contact us nowadays to memorize more approximately our armada and to begin arranging your extraordinary cruising involvement in Malta.

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14 & 32 😘😘

14. Write and share the first sentence of a new fic. Just that.

As he stretches out on the pontoon that Rhys’ chartered for his bachelor weekend, drunk on sun and local beer, Cassian can’t think of any place he’d rather be.

32. Do you have a word/expression that you always use in your writing?

Everybody’s always smirking and rolling their eyes in my fics lol. I think I’m more guilty of some stylistic sins though—I write long sentences with a lot (too much tbh) of polysyndeton

#thanks for these!!!

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"Forgiveness" by Ada Limón

It was the winter of manatees, Captain Rhonda and her chartered pontoon boat floating down the Crystal River. It was the winter

you hurt me and that day of dumb hearts when you brought me truffles and perfume like a performance. At the tiki bar in the cold

February Florida wind Rihanna played over the staticky speakers that were hidden behind a fake coconut, something about giving up,

or saying something. At the restaurant later, the couple we laughed at, in their late fifties, for maybe being swingers, all the uniform tables, identical roses

in cheap plastic vases. Even my deep cleavage and the layer cake were trying too hard. Still, we committed to the event of us and made a joke

about not hurting each other again. We weren’t married yet, everyone was free to leave, and the next afternoon you went to work and I took a boat

down the river to see the manatees. It was back when I got lonely often, I called and asked if I could bring my dog on the boat. I couldn’t.

So tranquil and patient, the manatees moving, so many mysteries even in the shallow water. Captain Rhonda showed us their hideouts, their shadowy places.

People took pictures and pointed and you could see the scars on the older animals from propeller blades and still they rolled on together in the silent water.

Back on shore, you found me by the too-cold pool watching a group of loud teenagers drink in the hot tub. One shirtless boy kept flexing and flexing

while the girls, engrossed in conversation, never noticed. And aren’t we all alone in the end? You put your head for a moment against my chest.

Then, all I could hear was our breathing, and I understood we were both human and animal-hearted, bound to the blades, and bound to outrun them.

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Dive into Fun: Clearwater's Ultimate Water Activities

Clearwater, Florida, is not just a destination; it's an aquatic playground for water enthusiasts seeking adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable experiences. With its crystal-clear waters, sandy shores, and a plethora of water activities, Clearwater beckons visitors to immerse themselves in a world of aquatic wonders. From thrilling water sports to serene excursions, Clearwater offers something for everyone.

Crystal Clear Adventures:

Clearwater lives up to its name, boasting pristine waters that invite you to explore the underwater world. Snorkeling and scuba diving are popular activities for those eager to discover the vibrant marine life that thrives beneath the surface. Guided tours provide a safe and educational experience for both beginners and seasoned divers.

Sail into the Sunset:

For a romantic and serene experience, consider a sunset cruise along Clearwater's coast. Whether aboard a sailboat or a catamaran, these cruises offer breathtaking views of the sun dipping below the horizon, casting hues of pink and orange across the sky. Many tours provide complimentary drinks and even dolphin sightings, making it a memorable evening on the water.

Paddleboard Paradise:

Embrace a sense of balance and tranquility with paddleboarding along Clearwater's calm waters. Paddleboard rentals are readily available, allowing you to explore at your own pace. Whether you're a novice or an experienced paddleboarder, this activity provides a unique perspective of Clearwater's shoreline and is an excellent way to stay active while enjoying the scenic surroundings.

Jet Ski Excitement:

For those seeking a burst of adrenaline, jet skiing is the perfect choice. Feel the wind in your hair as you zip across the waves and explore the coastline from a thrilling perspective. Many rental shops offer guided tours for added excitement, ensuring a safe and exhilarating experience for riders of all levels.

Family-Friendly Fun:

Clearwater Water Activities extend to family-friendly options, ensuring that visitors of all ages can enjoy the aquatic wonders. Consider renting a pontoon boat for a leisurely cruise, complete with fishing, swimming, and picnicking opportunities. Dolphin-watching tours are also a hit with families, providing an up-close encounter with these playful marine creatures.

Fishing Adventures:

Clearwater's rich marine ecosystem makes it a haven for fishing enthusiasts. Charter a fishing boat for a deep-sea fishing excursion, where you can reel in a variety of impressive catches. From grouper to snapper, the Gulf of Mexico offers a bounty of fish, making every fishing trip a memorable experience.

Water Activities in Clearwater Florida cater to a diverse range of preferences, making it an ideal destination for those seeking aquatic adventures or simply a relaxing day by the water. Whether you're diving into the depths, sailing into the sunset, paddleboarding along the shoreline, or enjoying family-friendly pursuits, Clearwater offers a myriad of ways to make a splash and create lasting memories. Plan your visit to this aquatic paradise and dive into the fun that awaits along Florida's picturesque Gulf Coast.

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Pensacola Beach private house rentals

Pensacola Beach private house rentals. Pensacola Beach offers a variety of private houses for visitors looking for a more intimate and personalized vacation experience. Here are some recommended activities and restaurants to explore during your stay:

Things to Do:

Relax on the Beach: Pensacola Beach is renowned for its pristine white sands and turquoise waters. Spend your days having sun baths, building sandcastles, or enjoying water activities like swimming, snorkeling, and paddleboarding.

Explore Gulf Islands National Seashore: Take a short drive to Gulf Islands National Seashore, where you can discover untouched barrier islands, hiking trails, and wildlife spotting opportunities.

Visit Pensacola Beach Boardwalk: Stroll along the Pensacola Beach Boardwalk, lined with shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Enjoy live music performances, browse unique boutiques, or grab a refreshing drink overlooking the Gulf.

Water Sports: Rent jet skis, kayaks, or pontoon boats to explore the beautiful coastline and waterways. Parasailing and deep-sea fishing charters are also popular options for adventure seekers.

Historic Fort Pickens: Explore the historic Fort Pickens, part of the Gulf Islands National Seashore. Learn about its role in American history and enjoy scenic views of the coastline.

Dolphin Cruises: Embark on a dolphin-watching cruise to observe these playful creatures in their natural habitat. Many tours also offer sunset cruises for a romantic experience.

Golfing: Tee off at one of the nearby golf courses, offering challenging layouts and stunning Gulf views. Perfect for golf enthusiasts looking to enjoy a round or two during their vacation.

Restaurants:

Peg Leg Pete's: A beloved seafood restaurant known for its casual atmosphere and delicious seafood dishes, including fresh Gulf shrimp, oysters, and crab legs.

The Grand Marlin: Enjoy waterfront dining at The Grand Marlin, offering a diverse menu featuring seafood specialties, steaks, and creative cocktails. The upscale yet relaxed ambiance makes it perfect for a special evening out.

Flounder's Chowder House: Indulge in hearty chowders, seafood baskets, and signature cocktails at Flounder's Chowder House. Don't miss their famous Flounder's Punch while enjoying views of Santa Rosa Sound.

Crabs We Got 'Em: Located on the Pensacola Beach Boardwalk, Crabs We Got 'Em offers a laid-back atmosphere and an extensive menu of seafood favorites, including crab cakes, shrimp po'boys, and steamed crab legs.

The Fish House: Experience waterfront dining at The Fish House, known for its fresh seafood, sushi bar, and Southern-inspired cuisine. Be sure to try their famous Grits à Ya Ya for a taste of local flavor.

Casino Beach Bar & Grille: Casual beachfront dining awaits at Casino Beach Bar & Grille, where you can savor burgers, sandwiches, and seafood classics while enjoying panoramic views of the Gulf of Mexico.

Red Fish Blue Fish: This vibrant restaurant offers a colorful atmosphere and a diverse menu featuring sushi, tacos, and seafood dishes with a creative twist. Outdoor seating provides stunning views of the Pensacola Beach skyline.

These are just a few suggestions to help you make the most of your stay in Pensacola Beach. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, you'll find plenty to see and do while enjoying your private house rental.

Cactus Flower Cafe: For a taste of fresh and flavorful Mexican cuisine, head to Cactus Flower Cafe. Indulge in tacos, burritos, and enchiladas made with high-quality ingredients, accompanied by their famous salsa bar.

Native Cafe: Start your day with a delicious breakfast or brunch at Native Cafe, known for its laid-back atmosphere and hearty dishes. From fluffy pancakes to savory omelets, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

The Shrimp Basket: Craving fried seafood classics? Look no further than The Shrimp Basket, where you can feast on fried shrimp, fish baskets, and po'boys served with hushpuppies and coleslaw.

Dog House Deli: Grab a quick bite to eat at Dog House Deli, a local favorite known for its gourmet hot dogs, sandwiches, and salads. Don't forget to try their signature "Dog House Special" loaded with toppings.

Peggy Sue's: Indulge your sweet tooth at Peggy Sue's, a charming ice cream parlor offering a variety of flavors and toppings. Treat yourself to a classic sundae or milkshake after a day of exploring Pensacola Beach.

Sidelines Sports Bar & Restaurant: Catch the game and enjoy pub-style fare at Sidelines Sports Bar & Restaurant. With a wide selection of beers on tap and televisions broadcasting live sports, it's the perfect spot for sports enthusiasts.

The Break Beach Bar: Unwind with a refreshing cocktail at The Break Beach Bar, located right on the sand. Sip on tropical drinks while taking in panoramic views of the Gulf Coast sunset.

Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth: Don't miss out on the delectable treats offered at local bakeries and dessert shops. From homemade fudge to freshly baked pastries, there's something to satisfy every craving.

With a diverse array of restaurants offering everything from fresh seafood to international cuisine, Pensacola Beach has something to tantalize every taste bud. Whether you're in the mood for a casual beachside meal or an upscale dining experience, you're sure to find the perfect spot to enjoy delicious food and drinks during your stay.

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