Part 116 of a series: Sailing Tampa Bay to Key West. Living on our sailboat in Matlacha, Florida, Ashley unties the lines and a sailing adventure begins. The trailerable, shallow draft motor sailer is able to achieve twenty miles per hour on the way to open waters.
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