Good Morning to all... Hope everyone has recovered from the festivites of the Eve!
Dwayne and I explored a little bit of the town yesterday (NY Eve) We hope to hike the other side sometime today, weather permitting, etc... She is a quaint village.... stopped at the local Breadmakers house and purchased some yummy Bahamian bread... The local dive shop gave us tips on where to "possibly" find some bugs (lobsters!) Took dinghy back to SeaVeyor and I snorkled some, Dwayne read, and we both just chilled out awhile... Nice and sunny..working on those tans! We took the dinghy over to the Yacht Club and purchased tickets for their New Year's Eve dinner... It was a buffet of Pork, Turkey, and veggies, etc... not too bad...Came back to SeaVeyor and watched the fireworks from our bow!! Beautiful nite!! A good steady rain woke us around 3:30am and had to scramble to shut all hatches!! Woke up to a beautiful morning today... Not too windy, yet... Expecting West to NorthWest winds this evening up to 30mph.... We believe our anchorage will be fine.. but keeping a good watch on it and listening to radio closely....I have attached some pics of the village and of us on the bow watching the fireworks!! More news at 11...............Happy New Year
You guys look great!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to the two of you ! Can tell that the tans are coming along nicely..you lucky duckies! We've had lows here of 19 for the past three nights and know it's been colder in the Piedmont. First time I've needed to wear wool socks in years. With all the pics to add to, you'll need to write a book on the wonderful adventure you're having. Hope you're keeping a journal daily of everything you've seen and done. We're loving being able to follow along through your blog and think about you everyday. We skipped off to the beach for a few short days, then back to take care of the doggies and kitties through the cold weather. Will try to send a few photos of the grands and four-legged children to "break your dullness" :) Love you and stay careful, shirls
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