How To Obtain Your Florida Boater Safety Identification Card
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Living in South Florida has its many benefits and for some, boating is a popular activity that happens every day. Since 2010, the state of Florida requires that any person who wishes to operate a vessel with more than ten horsepower or more and is born after January 1st, 1988 must complete and pass a boater safety course.
The state does not have a “Boating License” but a Boater Safety Identification Card stating that the course is completed and a successful score on the end of the class exam. Florida’s Boater Identification card is valid for life and no renewal fee’s or course renewal is required. The state and course instructors ask that you review your notes and keep up with the latest boating rules and regulations.
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As we head into the dog days of summer in South Florida, the humidity and heat seem to be dragging on and on and on and sometime we need a brief break. That’s when I like shout “Bartender!” only we here at Waterfront Properties have found a few recipes so easy and delicious, that we can do it ourselves right at home. Here are a few of our weekend, poolside favorites…
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It looks like a dream come true, an area with breathtaking ocean or waterway views and authentic small-town friendliness. This utopia exists in Tequesta, Florida. The Village of Tequesta is a boater’s delight! Tequesta is known for its picturesque and relaxing lifestyle on the water just north of Jupiter. Across the scenic Jupiter Inlet and alongside the graceful Loxahatchee River is the quaint Village of Tequesta. This is where people have flocked to quietly raise their families or retire and enjoy life peacefully along the waterways.