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It was awesome, thanks for asking! Sure a seagull had to get a poop in there but was quickly washed away after overnight rain. 99% of the time, we enjoyed thoroughly-- wish it didn't end so quickly.
I have a great tan, thanks to the sunny weather and convertible top.
Got some surfing in. The beach house is located along softer waves for the small fries so we had to drive 2 miles to find surfing grounds. I wrapped the board to keep the wax off any surface and buckled it in tight. Had the kids stay with a sitter for these.
Squeezed in a PCA event called the lobster run where we drove along the NJ coastline and met up with members for lobster and drinks. There were clear roads where my baby could stretch her legs at 125mph.
And as soon as we got home, I gave her a nice detail. There were some dusting on the paint but found more inside! Now I have to plan the next getaway!
It funny how not a day went by that I had an itch to drive even though everything was in walking distance. The longest stretch was 3 days and made an excuse to do a "milk run" at a store off the island .
Glad to hear you had fun. Porsche, lobster, beach, triple digit speeds is a guaranteed recipe for fun. Us Midwesterners are so jealous of east coast peeps that take lobsters for granted over there. It's $50-80 a pop here for anything decent.
Glad to hear you had fun. Porsche, lobster, beach, triple digit speeds is a guaranteed recipe for fun. Us Midwesterners are so jealous of east coast peeps that take lobsters for granted over there. It's $50-80 a pop here for anything decent.
No reason why you can't visit the east coast! You can use my surfboard and Pcar anytime!
I'm a New Englander at heart so the best lobster & chowder is in NE, preferrably a crabshack/lobshack on sand after spending a day on the beach or kayaking. No need to put on a sport coat or make reservations at these places. Maine, Cape Code and RI were my old stomping grounds but now it's Stone Harbor, NJ.
Bernard, yes very jealous indeed. Ive always wanted to visit Belize since 1983 when my school friend who was from there told me about it. Now I need to hit up Bob Chinn's this week and cry myself to sleep in the mean while.
Porsche Mama, if I ever get to the east coast again, I'll have to ask you for some advice on some good places.
[QUOTE=bernard.barbour;4150125]Sorry Alpine003 to rub it in, but we just started Lobster season here in Belize and had a wonderful Lobster Festival. Cheers
Hahahahahaha That would be awesome to have a whole bunch of Porsches pulled up in my driveway here in Belize. We'd have the whole village over checking the cars out, and they probably think I was dealing drugs or something, lol. I have seen only one Porsche SUV here in Belize and it had Mexican plates on it.
Honestly though, it would be best to ship all of them (the Porsches) when you guys come. We could convoy them from the cruise ship port. And for those that want to drive, the roads here in Belize and the drive through Mexico would probably tear the suspension right out of a 911, unless it was modified for the trip ;-). Hahahahahahahaha
Cheers, and counting the days here in Belize until I can get in my car and drive it like I stole it. Right now just driving my trusty Land Rover. Going camping into the jungle this weekend. You all go out and hit 100 mph for me. The most I ever get to is 70 mph on these horrible roads on a very good day.
My substitute for my P-car for the next few months
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