We've shared many of the beautiful beaches, the swimming pools, waterfalls, and the wonderful spots that we've experienced since being in Grenada. This post is a bit different - have to balance the good and the bad. How about changing the gasket on a leaky toilet? (spoiler alert, it still
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This may not be the biggest surprise in the world for those of you who have known us for awhile. However, it's been a long time coming and after a lot of time refitting her to support our family for an extended cruise - we're almost ready to go! 0:
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As part of our busy Saturday, before our trip to the art park, we spent some time in nature at the Fawn-Doe-Rosa animal experience? place? park? Whatever it is, we all had a good time feeding the animals... Olivia wants to take a picture at any and all of these
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Busy and hot day today at the art park... Emma was so excited going up this hot roof.... but not so sure about getting down. The pitch was pretty steep.
I came home to this formal looking document sitting on the counter. In case you needed to know the relative shade/key features of the local parks…Erin has you covered. P.S. I’m sure I can a soft copy for those of you that might be interested.
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2 months and 4 days after we left our marina in Palm Beach Gardens we are finally home. Before the flight we had one last Bahamian meal – cracked conch and Kalik. We boarded the 9 seater plane and left Staniel Cay airport right on time. The plane wasn’t full…
Tonight marks the first night we will no longer stay on the boat and it’s quite a surreal feeling. We have the delivery captain coming in the morning to take the boat back to Florida and we’re staying two nights on the island before heading back on Wednesday.
Today we checked out the second snorkeling location that we found on our scouting adventure last week. This spot didn’t have as much coral, sponges or sea fans…. but it had a ton of fish. Most of the fish are pretty small, and we always see the same types.
To all our loyal readers… we’re sorry we’ve been MIA the last couple days. We’ve been busy laying on the beach, so we haven’t had much to post. Over the last couple days we also finalized a new plan for getting home. To get home requires
One of us FINALLY convinced the other it was time to call a mechanic. He came out yesterday. tested the alternator and found an issue with it. He took it to an alternator repair shop and brought it back this afternoon… installed it… and it works! Now that we’re
S/V Database is our home on the water. She is a Westsail 32′ built in 1974 with a factory finished interior and a cutter rig. Our sail inventory consists of a jib, stays’l, two light air drifter type sails and a main with three reef points. We have
Our home in Nassau is the Nassau Yacht Haven. Today we walked down to the cruise ships. There were 5 ships in the port, so there were tons of people. Its definitely weird being in Nassau and not being on a cruise ship. We checked out the straw market and