Commentary—Canal Life
 

Now more than ever, canal life is essential in Cape Coral, Fla., https://speedonthewater.com/commentary-canal-life/

Good article Matt. What a cool place that is.

Also, I didn’t know Brandon had a 28 now. Does he no longer have the red 368 skater?

It's a great place with great people. We will be joining the party in a week.

Thanks for the kind words. I believe Mr. Burgess has both boats. :)

Hey when you love cats, you love cats haha!

Great place going on 6 years with exception to Ian storm & covid & condo board weasels stealing boat slips!
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Sounds like its a CATS life,,,,,,

i have to be a smart ssss
when i saw the title
i thought about the canal videos in england
cruising the cut etc
about the narrow boat canals all through england and some in france.

ICW never came to mind, i guess it is a canal in spots :D

Cape Coral/Ft. Myers seems to have become the LOTO of the South. Lots of good guys to run with. Looking forward to a couple weekends with everyone on that side of the state in Feb. and March.

Joe

We really enjoyed owning on a canal (we had houses on Delano and Del Rio Courts in the Yacht Club area) in CC from 2016 till 2022. It was when all of the crap came down the river with its nasty stench, killing tons of fish and birds that we decided to pull out. There were times that this brown, crappy water would extend up past the power lines, and down past the Sanibel lighthouse and even past Ft Myers Beach. Frankly, I got nervous that if the slowly developing ecological disaster got out, values would plummet. Since then we have visited southeast Florida many times. They really need to get the water quality problem figured out, but Big Sugar is in the way. It could be so beautiful with clean water.