The fourth part of Jimmy Buffett’s recent Outer Banks Adventure is now up at Margaritaville.com. In this final installment, Jimmy writes about pirates and lighthouses, and his ventures on Ocracoke Island:

There was little daylight left as I disembarked on the south shore of Ocracoke from the W. Stanford White, so there was not much to see as I drove towards town and my place of rest for the night. Again, the campgrounds were closed and I had surfed the web for an interesting looking place to spend the night. It had been awhile since I had first dropped out of the sky here for lunch and my first look at the Outer Banks. Maybe the thing that had attracted me here in the first place, other than the unusual name, was the fact that Ocracoke’s history was significantly effected by two things that have always interested me very much – lighthouses and pirates, which meant I was on a “research expedition”.

Read Part IV in its entirety here.

(hat tip to Barefoot for passing this along)

The ticket broker website TicketsNow has listed a show at the Lakewood Amphitheater in Atlanta, Georgia on Thursday, April 16th.

They also have listed, as we previously reported, two shows in Camden, New Jersey on June 18th and 20th.

Keep in mind that these three shows have not been confirmed. View confirmed tour dates here.

TicketMaster now has the February 28th Jimmy Buffett show at the Waikiki Shell in Honolulu, Hawaii listed.

Tickets will go on sale this Saturday (the 31st) at 9 am Hawaiian Standard Time (2 pm eastern). Prices are $75 – $125.

Click here for TicketMaster purchase link

Update – Tickets for the February 24th show at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center go on sale to the general public this Saturday (the 31st) at 10 am HST (3 pm eastern) through www.mauiarts.org/tickets, in person at the box office, or by calling 1-808- 242-SHOW (7469).

Ticket prices are $56, $66, $86 plus applicable fees; a limited number of $126 premium seating tickets will also be available.

Early ticket purchasing is available for donors supporting the MACC. Learn more here. The early purchase period begins at 10 am Thursday and runs through Friday.

In this month’s “From Under My Lone Palm”, Justin chronicles the many guitars that Jimmy Buffett has used over the years:

Earlier this month I was talked into throwing $20 bucks in on the extremely popular “Guitar Hero
World Tour” 2 guitar controller set. I gotta say that I never thought I would like Guitar Hero or Rock Band since it always seemed to me to be a rip-off of actually playing guitar. But, I was hooked immediately. Both games are a lot of fun. Plus, how cool is it to rock out to Peter Mayer’s guitar licks on “Cheeseburger in Paradise”? I can say that it’s not as easy as it looks. So I figured a great topic for the column this month would be Jimmy’s guitars. As some of you might know, I’ve been researching them for quite sometime for a new page on the site, but I just can’t get the page to come together enough to please me. I’m sure someday I’ll get it right, but until then, here’s a look at a few of Jimmy’s beautiful guitars from over the years.

Read the entire column here.

Also, check out all of the FUMLP’s from the past here.

This past week we showed you the below picture and asked you to come up with your own caption for it. We got a lot of great responses as usual, and we’ve whittled it down to five of our favorites for you to vote on.

Here’s the picture again, and please cast your vote in the poll below the image:

The hint given was that it’s Jimmy talking to Jimmy the dog, a member of the Jamaican Dog Sled Team.