Continued… The next stop was Erica’s Store and Bakery in Clarencetown. Much to Eric and Keith’s disappointment, the bakery portion was closed, so they yet again struck out on buying bread. Next was Dean’s Blue Hole, the deepest saltwater hole … Continue reading →
May 21-25 Allegheny Vacation
“The memories we make with our family are everything” -Candace Cameron Bure
Memorial Day can still be cold at the lake so this year we decided to do something a little different. There are so many beautiful and interesting places in Pennsylvania to explore, so we decided to stay closer to home. Nice weather is always a plus but warm weather isn’t needed to hike and explore.
May 21-25 Allegheny Vacation
“The memories we make with our family are everything” -Candace Cameron Bure
Memorial Day can still be cold at the lake so this year we decided to do something a little different. There are so many beautiful and interesting places in Pennsylvania to explore, so we decided to stay closer to home. Nice weather is always a plus but warm weather isn’t needed to hike and explore.
The Hamilton Cave Tour, Long Island, The Bahamas
Saturday February 7 — Tiki Tour and Zimovia were also in the anchorage. Diane from Tiki organized a family outing to Dean’s Blue Hole. Diane arranged for us to rent minivans. The people renting out the vehicles met the group … Continue reading →
Moving to Thompson Bay, Long Island, The Bahamas
Thursday, February 5 – In the early morning, Eric moved Kosmos to the anchorage in front of Georgetown (on Great Exuma Island) so they could go to the grocery store. This was the view of the anchorage. Much to their … Continue reading →
Hanging Out in Elizabeth Harbour, Exuma Islands, The Bahamas
Tuesday, February 3 – The weather forecast for today indicated that it would finally be calm enough to move from the very protected nook in Crab Cay to the main anchorage area in Elizabeth Harbour. He anchored by the Peace … Continue reading →
Riding Out the Storm in Crab Cay, Elizabeth Harbour, Exuma Islands, The Bahamas
Friday Jan 30 – Eric woke up at 0500 to help coordinate the group re-anchoring. It began, as planned, at 0700. By 0900, the shuffle was mostly done. Everyone agreed to put out 7:1 scope so that all the boats … Continue reading →
Rescuing Dinghies and Exploring Crab Cay, Elizabeth Harbour, Exuma Islands, The Bahamas
Thursday, Jan 29 — Yesterday, several boats moved into the anchorage and were uncomfortably close to one another. Eric thought all should be okay since no there was no current in the little cove and everyone will move together with … Continue reading →
Hunkering Down in Crab Cay, Elizabeth Harbour, Exuma Islands, The Bahamas
Tuesday, January 27 — When Eric chose to anchor in front of town, he knew it would only be for one night as the wind was going to shift today, making this anchorage uncomfortable. He was planning to move over … Continue reading →
Transits to San Diego, California and Georgetown, The Bahamas
On Monday, January 26, the alarm went off at 0545. Christi hurriedly showered, dressed, and packed up the last minute items. We pulled up anchor at 0645 and transited the one mile to the Staniel Cay Marina. The sun rose while … Continue reading →
