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We're back writing our blog after a two-year break. Driving south through bone-chilling temperatures, ( minus 17C for most of our trip south, and minus 4C as we drove into Florida) we realized why we like to sail away from winter! We are looking forward to meeting up with 'old' friends and enjoying a winter on the water in Florida and the Bahamas.
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January
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- Landfall in Spanish Wells
- Marsh Harbour
- Waiting for 'The Whale'.
- Beach scene in winter - Manjack Cay
- The crew of 'Somewhere in Time' take time out on M...
- Bahamas beachcombers - Eileen and John
- Beachcombers at Manjack Cay....Carole & Bob
- Is this an ad for Tilly Hats? Disembarking at Manj...
- The sun sets on the champagne & caviar crowd
- Bob & Carole served beachside champagne & caviar ...
- Moving on from West End
- Southern Vectis at Old Bahama Bay Marina
- It's a tough job, but someone's got to do it!
- Pool area
- Bahamas beachcomber
- Off to check in at immigration office - no dress c...
- Bill on watch as we cross the Gulf Stream
- We've crossed over...greetings from Paradise!
- Southern Vectis strains at its leash..raring to go!
- The 'Bahamas Bound ' crew
- Bahamas here we come!
- Christmas party at Fraser and Edi's.
- Lily wears her sunglasses at night and for breakfast
- Water sports- VIctoria style
- Lily & Isabelle
- Beach walk -Victoria, B.C.
- Holiday adventures
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1 comment:
Have you caught any fish yet, I understand the locals eat a lot of conch. It is a local mainstay.
The beeach looks long and sandy, many other sailors in that area?
Lots os snow here and still cold.
Enjoy the sun you lucky guys!!
Camo David
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