DavidApr 4, 20194 minThe Lost HalyardA halyard is the rope that holds a sail up at the top of the mast so it is a pretty important item on a sailboat. Halyards rarely give...
DavidMar 30, 20193 minSt Patrick's Day at Black Point, ExumasWe’ve mentioned the little town of Black Point in other blogs. It’s a nice little place with nice people and a great laundromat, and...
DavidMar 12, 20193 minWe Swam with James Bond! (… sort of)If you still think Sean Connery was the best movie James Bond (and he was), then you will remember the movie Thunderball. Some of that...
Mary BethMar 11, 20192 minBoat NamesWhile we are here in the harbor in Georgetown, we usually have the VHF radio turned on and there is a constant chatter with people on...
Mary BethMar 11, 20194 minBack In Georgetown, Great Exuma Island (aka "Summer" Camp for Cruisers)Georgetown, a fairly large settlement at the southern end of the Exuma island chain, attracts cruisers from all over the world. We have...
David and Mary BethMar 3, 20191 minImages From The BahamasWe’ve been taking more pictures the last few days, so this post will share some of those and hopefully give you a little more insight...
David and Mary BethMar 2, 20193 minThe Bahama’s Land and Sea ParkThe Bahamas have something wonderful, and perhaps unique, in their Exuma Land and Sea Park. This park includes some of the most...
David and Mary BethMar 2, 20192 minFinally Some Real SailingWe left Highbourne Cay and headed toward the Exuma chain of islands. This area was one of our favorites when we were here two years ago....
DavidFeb 17, 20192 minAnchoring is not Always Fun!Mary Beth and I usually look forward to our nights at anchor. For most of our sailing experience, being nestled in an anchorage with the...
DavidFeb 16, 20193 minShark Creek (yes, that's really its name!)Near Alders Cay, in the Berry Islands area of the Bahamas, there is an extensive estuary called Shark Creek. The information we have...