Category Archives: Underway

Time 09:51 local Lat N 21° 37.2 Lon W 70° 59.8′ Nautical mile from Providenciales, TCI: 64.6 Nautical miles to Mayaguana, PR: 300.0 We are taking a bit of an unusual route to get to Puerto Rico, much more direct … Continue reading →

We have greatly enjoyed our stay here on Providenciales, but it is time to move further down the island chain. From here we have two options as a next stop, either the north coast of the Dominican Republic, or the … Continue reading →

Jim and Laura are settled in and enjoying their vacation.  Around the docks there are lots of fish, with the larger predators especially active at night when the tide is running fast. You can frequently hear them splashing as they … Continue reading →

Cruising your sailboat to exotic locations means you get to do all your maintenance and repairs in exotic locations! I feel like I am almost caught up.  I have an oil change on the generator left to do, and then … Continue reading →

We are now in the Turks and Caicos Islands with an internet connection, albeit a slow and unreliable one, but hopefully I can get caught up on some pictures and stories. Let’s start with this picture of one of the … Continue reading →

Time 21:30 local Lat N 22° 21.5′ Lon W 72° 59.1′ Eastern end of Abrahams Bay, Mayaguana, Bahamas We moved over to the eastern end of Abrahams Bay, about 4 miles to be closer to town, and to be in … Continue reading →

Time 17:21 local Lat: N 22° 19.8′ Long: W 73° 28.1′ Abrahams Bay, Mayaguana, Bahamas We are safely anchored in Abrahams Bay on the south side of Mayaguana. The sun is setting, the water is gin clear and flat calm, … Continue reading →

Time 20:00 local Lat N 22° 56.4′ Long W 73° 40.4′ Enroute to Mayaguana The wind has continued to be a bit fickle. Fading to nothing in the hours before sunrise, so we motored most of the day, but it … Continue reading →

Time 01:15 local Lat: N 23° 37.7′ Long: W 75° 06.6′ Enroute to Mayaguana, Bahamas After an early start, we motored most of the day in what would charitably be described as “light” winds. As the moon rose just after … Continue reading →