Sailing TAKU
Tuesday, May 28, 2019
Deshaies Guadeloupe
Monday, April 22, 2019
St Martin
We arrived at Simson Bay, St Martin on the Dutch side, after what seemed like an exceptionally long 24 hour sail. It had been a rough ride and we were tired. The anchorage was extremely rolly and we couldnt even get the dinghy down to go check in. We decided to have an early dinner, go to bed and deal with it in the morning. The next morning we moved Taku to the other side of the island, the French side. Marigot Bay was Takus home for 2 weeks. It was great. Being a huge boating mecca Taku got lots of pretty new stuff. And being on the French side had its benefits. A good friend of ours reassured us that the French do not eat bad food,nor drink bad wine. She was right. We enjoyed excellent French wines, baguettes and amazing chocolate treats. It is time to leave and head further south. We left Marigot Bay this morning sailing alongside our good friends Rudy and Teresa on their boat Kopano. We should arrive at Guadeloupe tomorrow.
Monday, April 1, 2019
British virgin islands
Anchored safely in Benures Bay, Normans Island watching as rain squalls pass through the Sir Francis Drake channel by Tortola.
Sunday, March 24, 2019
Watermelon Cay St. John s, USVI
A climb up the hill gave us a beautiful view of Watermelon Cay, a sweet little snorkeling spot we are moored next to.
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
Anchored in Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas USVI s
We arrived in Charlotte Amalie, USVI, 6.5 days after leaving little San Salvador, Bahamas. A very popular stop for cruise ships. The population can increase by anywhere from 9000- 12000 people when theres 3 Cruise ships in town. Every day we were there at least 2 ships a day in port.
Friday, March 15, 2019
Eleuthera Island Bahamas
Beach on the ocean side of Eleuthera. Left the Bahamas on March 4 and anchored in Staint Thomas USVI March 11
Monday, December 3, 2018
In the Bahamas
Beautiful day in the Bahamas. Had a great sail from Florida to Bimini Dec. 3rd. Today sailing across the bank we were visited by dolphins and their babies. Awesome!
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