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Rick, Deb and Izzy Aboard M/V Broulee and other Wild Adventures 2012-02-02 12:16:00

LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL – well, at least the battery box is now in the engine room where it belongs, day 23 (but who’s counting) update. Our friend Doug, back in Minnesota, is dying to hear the latest on the battery box saga.  Would like to…

St. Jame’s Club, Mamora Bay, Antigua

We continued our harbor-hopping thisweek, and explored a tiny bit further along the coast of Antigua. Despite themore-than-brisk winds and the 5’-7’ swells on the nose, we made our way east fromFalmouth, staying fairly close to the coast to take ad…

St. Jame’s Club, Mamora Bay, Antigua

Indian Creek on Antigua’s south coastWe continued our harbor-hopping this week, and explored a tiny bit further along the coast of Antigua. Despite the more-than-brisk winds and the 5’-7’ swells on the nose, we made our way east from Falmouth, stay…

The Land of Bridges

We left St. Augustine on Monday and motored down to Daytona under sunny skies and anchored just off the waterway. Lots of birds on the sand spits at low tide kept our interest all day, that and the frolicking dolphins. The following day we moved thro…

Blessings and Curses

Ok, we know about the “Christmaswinds”, which usually pick up in December and taper by the end of January. Andyes, we know that we’re down in the Leewards where the trade winds always blow.And truly, they mean: Always. Blow. What we didn’t…

Blessings and Curses

Ok, we know about the “Christmas winds”, which usually pick up in December and taper by the end of January. And yes, we know that we’re down in the Leewards where the trade winds always blow. And truly, they mean: Always. Blow. What we didn

I Am A Winner

     We’re back at Little Farmer’s Cay for the 5F festival.  The 5Fs are – Festival, First Friday, February, Farmers.  As last year was our first trip to the Bahamas, it was also our first 5F festival.  We had a great…

St. Augustine

Let’s see, we left off recounting our exploration of Cumberland Island in Georgia, a wonderful, magical place if you like walking, exploring maritime forests and history and old mansions and ruins– not to be missed.   We did get socked in with fog…

A Thousand Words (Part 2)

Grotto on Rudder Cut CayAnother Grotto on Rudder Cut Cay

A Thousand Words

     I don’t claim to be a prolific writer or even an award winning blogger.  I just try to convey to family and friends how much damn fun we are having as full time cruisers here in the Bahamas.  Take for example this pas…