Monday, April 7 — As mentioned yesterday, we’d gone to bed extremely late. And, thanks to the uncomfortable motion in the anchorage, we didn’t sleep well. Eager to get out of Fernandez Bay ASAP, we were up at 0600 and … Continue reading →
Welcome to Fernandez Bay, Cat Island, Bahamas
Sunday, April 6 — According to the forecast, the wind was going to drastically switch directions on Tuesday. This meant that on Monday, we needed to move someplace with better protection for that type of wind. One of the primary … Continue reading →
Keith’s Perspective of Elizabeth Harbour, Exuma Islands, Bahamas/Le point de vue de Keith sur Elizabeth Harbour, Exuma Islands, Bahamas
This week has been really fun. On Saturday we went to the town here, George Town. We ate lunch and picked up some cheese from the store. The ride to George Town was super wavy, and we got totally soaked. … Continue reading →
Enumclaw
Enumclaw, about an hour’s drive south of Seattle, is a small town of population 12,500 with plenty of history and character. After passing through on several road trips, we eventually stopped for lunch at the Historic Mint Alehouse and have returned several times. We enjoy taking in the activity on Enumclaw’s pedestrian-only main street, full…
Keith’s Perspective on Long Island, Bahamas/Le point de vue de Keith sur Long Island, Bahamas
This week has been fun. We were at sea on Saturday and Sunday and nothing much happened. Dad was sick, and so was I. We arrived in the Bahamas on Monday, and we stopped at a place called Matthew Town … Continue reading →
More Bakery Treats and Anniboo’s in New Bight, Cat Island Bahamas
Friday, April 4, continued — A little bit north of where we were anchored was a line of small bungalows along the shore. We were told that they were restaurants, and most were only open for dinner. One of the … Continue reading →
Father Jerome’s Hermitage, New Bight, Cat Island, Bahamas
Sunrise on Friday, April 4 Yesterday, the families agreed to moved to New Bight — the northern part of The Bight Bay — where there were more activities and amenities within easy dinghy/walking distance. Eric had been reluctant to move … Continue reading →
Winter Updates
“In the end, I’m not as interested in what you have to tell or sell as in how you choose to live and give.” – Cory Booker
We have migrated north and are waiting for the weather to warm up, but while we’re waiting we are enjoying watching our yard come alive, spending time with family and enjoying being in our house.
Winter Updates
“In the end, I’m not as interested in what you have to tell or sell as in how you choose to live and give.” – Cory Booker
We have migrated north and are waiting for the weather to warm up, but while we’re waiting we are enjoying watching our yard come alive, spending time with family and enjoying being in our house.
Bahamian Bakery Treats
Thursday, April 3 — In the morning, Eric and two other cruisers dinghied 1/2 mile north to a road, then walked another mile to Alnor’s Bake shop. Here were some photos from the walk. Alnor’s was more of a patisserie … Continue reading →
