Posted on 09/04/2019 9:49:10 AM PDT by DUMBGRUNT
Waves stirred up by Hurricane Dorian brought an unexpected delivery to Melbourne's shoreline earlier Tuesday...
a wrapped package that washed up, labeled ‘dinamitar' or dynamite in Spanish. It was a kilo of cocaine...
Police also caution residents to contact police if other unusual debris washes ashore.
(Excerpt) Read more at clickorlando.com ...
An undocumented pharmacist I knew understood all the questions. He called it "seaweed".
Come on down to Florida, I got somethin’ for ya
We could see the kilos or the Keys, baby, oh, ya
Guns in the summertime, chic-a-Cherry Cola lime
Prison isn’t nothing to me, if you’ll be by my side
Talk about high tide...
We could get high in Miami, ooh-ooh
Dance the night away
People never die in Miami, ooh-ooh
That’s what they all say
(You believe me, don’t you baby?)
DYN-O-MITE
Same thing, only different.
He had a short-lived talk radio show in Chicago, was fun.
Maybe this is the “blow” from the volcano of which Jimmy Buffett sang.
Save the bales!
My friend was a close-lipped cat of a different color.
I believe that was a sideline for him.
Another Spanish galleon gives up its precious cargo to a Carribean storm.
Every cloud has a white lining.
Or something like that...
That thing sure has some rough construction techniques
Well, it isn’t being built by Blohm and Voss in Kiel harbor.
CC
the new square grouper.
I was watching a reporter on Melbourne Beach yesterday getting sand blasted. Some people behind her looking for things the surf washed up. Maybe somebody got lucky.
One night on the beach in Deerfield we watched a helicopter, a CG Cutter and a CG fastboat converge on a vessel a short distance beyond the breakers a few blocks to the north. The helo broke off and started running up and down the beach with a spotlight scanning the surf. Minutes later a CG 45’(...ish) entered the surf line and they appeared to gaff a couple of bales.
As we watched, a strapping young guy with a crew cut and an anchor tattoo (big giveaway) came “jogging” by and asked what the commotion was all about. My friend said it looks like they are fishing marijuana bales out of the surf. The guy said, “Cool! have you seen any wash up? Anyone get anything?”
Haha, the guy was a Coastie.
A short time later we left the beach and were walking in the crosswalk across the main drag and I noticed headlights come on. Looking up the street, I noticed a couple of vehicles parked on either side of the road facing the crosswalk and each time anyone or a group of people would cross, the vehicles would turn their headlights on. Those vehicles were pretty sketchy. Not sure which side they were on but the Miami Vice theme was definitely playing in my mind that night
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