It was a beautiful day on our way from Warderick Wells to Sampson Cay. We tied up at the marina around 1:15 PM, and have settled in at our new location. Two loads of laundry are done, we watched 8 nurse sharks swimming around the dock ( pictures to come
Braden has been feeling a little under the weather the last couple days, so he’s been taking it easy. Today he spent most of the day reading. We also made it back up to Boo Boo Hill to leave a sign with our boat name on it. The weather
Yesterday looked like this… Not very good weather for snorkeling or hiking. We spent the day just laying around the boat. Today the rain stayed away, but it was still pretty windy. We headed over to the sandbar and spent the afternoon there. Since the weather hasn’t been the
Today we hiked some trails to get a good picture of the boat. One of the places in the park is Boo Boo Hill, where boaters leave signs with their boat names on it. We checked it out today and I will be working on a sign to take up
We left Nassau just after 8:30 AM on Saturday and pulled into the anchorage at Norman’s Cay around 4:30 PM. We had macaroni and cheese with hotdogs for dinner – a favorite meal from college – and spent the rest of the evening with a bottle of champagne and
We’ll be pulling out of Nassau very shortly! Hopefully this works this time… To see where we are click here.
Where to go next…? The Exumas is a chain of 365 islands so we have lots of places to choose from. Our original plan was to stop at Allen’s Cay, see the iguanas and maybe spend a day. The anchorage at Allen’s Cay is notorious for being crowded,
Last night we watched a spotted eagle ray swimming around the boat.
Yesterday was one month since we pulled out of Loggerhead Marina in Palm Beach Gardens and started our sailing adventure.
Here is a very brief description of our current "sabbatical": It’s always been Braden’s dream to travel around on a sailboat. The destination has never been too important, just the trip itself. Erin likes to travel and has always had some romantic idea of sailing off
Today we picked up a Sport Fish of the Atlantic book at the local marine store. Since we already caught one fish we’re optimistic we may catch more… so we should probably know what they are. We flipped through and found the Bar Jack, which looks very similar to
