Yup, still at it folks. Even though the world is in shock at the devastation in Japan, life as we know it here continues as usual (thank goodness). Now that I’m an official boater, my heart sank as I watched beautiful boats tossed about lik…
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Adderly Plantation Ruins
Another fascinating shore excursion on Long Island. The Adderly Plantation was started in the late 1700’s by loyalists from the Carolinas. It had a few years of prosperity until the slavery was abolished in 1834. Following …
Hamilton Caves
Long Island, great place! If you come over put Thompson’s Bay on your list. Stop in at Long Island Breezes, Mike will take good care of you, great place, WiFi, Dingy Dock, Laundry, Showers and best of all great hosts and great foo…
‘dem Bones
I’m on my knees on a mangrove flat, tide has started to turn, in very skinny water with their tail & dorsal fins out of the water, bones! A short cast, 30 feet. Looks like it should be easy, the line in the air must have spooked t…
Bahamas Update
Hi all, been away from WiFi so we are a bit behind. Left the Exumas Land & Sea Park, headed south, stopped at Black Point for a few days while the wind blew 15-20. Did manage a morning fishing just before the wind picked up, mahi & …
Creme de la creme!
The last couple of days post-Carnival have been quiet. We did a bit of provisioning at the US Supermarche, although we encountered more difficulties than success in finding some basic necessities. Do you realize how many different types of cream the Fr…
Carnival in Grand Case
The electronics guys came bright and early this morning, replacing our VHF radio aboard Eclipse, rather than fixing the old one, as it was fried. Not that the poor guy made it easy on himself; he put in a new Raymarine radio rather than find a dup…
Miami
Just a few departing shots of Miami.
Rick, Deb and Izzy Aboard M/V Broulee and other Wild Adventures 2011-03-08 18:54:00
PROS & CONS – THIS & THAT. Just been hanging out at No Name Harbour which has his Pros & Cons and have just been doing a little bit of This & That. Don’t get us wrong – we love No Name Harbour with it’s miles and miles of hi…
