THE Cape, well, I am not talking about Superman’s Cape… Cape Coral has been refreshing and relaxing. The Lauer Resort is quite nice and complete with an endangered species, the Burrowing Owl. Wherever they decide to nest is a protected area and no one can disturb it under the Florida law. 
While our friends went to work (yes, it is a 4-letter word!) we explored the area on our bikes, plentiful with canals and waterways. After work, we noshed on crab legs, the Thursday night special at a local eatery; relaxed in the hot tub; and explored Naples on Saturday with our friends. We had lunch in Tin City on the water and stumbled across an expansive art show in the local park in Naples, then drove to the Naples Pier to take a walk and watch the pelicans and dolphins. It was too windy to be in the water, looked like rain in the distance but the rain never made it to Naples.
Two of the nights, we hung out in the neighbor’s “man cave” and enjoyed the company of two very lovely Canadians who spend about 4 months of the year in Cape Coral. Lots of laughs and games – really stellar folks!
As I write this, it is time to get ready for another leg of our travels as we will be off to Sebring, FL for our Habitat for Humanity building. We are setting sail to Sebring by noon tomorrow after a quick stop to get supplies for the next 2 weeks.
See you in Sebring!
Finally got caught up on your adventures. Sounds like great fun, activity , food and company along the way. Stay safe
I got through your postings, and had only some tired envy at the variety of beautiful places and the encounters with so many and different people. GREAT to hear … will catch you again. LOVE Dad and Mom (in absentia).