That's 45 Knots of Hold Onto Your Hat Wind |
Sunday around 7:30 pm the
cold front came through and as predicted it’s been blowing like stink here in
the Central Exumas ever since. Our wind generator is really getting a workout
with the sustained wind velocity at or near Gale Force with gust well into the
Gale Force range. The Emerald Rock Mooring Field is well protected from the
Northeast to East wind so we are comfortable here.
Monday we took a dinghy ride
to the Park office and hiked to the top of Boo Boo hill with Ray and Sandy our
friends on “Megerin” . They had us over along with sailors from “Patty Cakes”
for a Sundowner. Yesterday we had a “Blow’n Like Stink Party” on the beach.
Let the Party Begin |
It
was Jack’s birthday (s/v “Patty Cakes”) and his wife Shaun made a great apple
cake which she and Jack shared with the group. Jack and Ray kept everyone in
stitches with jokes and we had a great time swapping stories.
Jack Begging Shaun for a piece ----- of apple cake. |
Friday before the
big wind Richard and Ward on m/v “Bagheera” (a Grand Alaska 53) had us and
“Megerin” over for cocktails. What an awesome yacht they have. We met Ward and
Richard in Nassau at the Marina and they helped us get off the dock when we had
to change slips. We also ran into them at Highborne Cay and then here in Warderick Wells. We have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know these guys. What
great souls they are.
Ward , Richard and Ginny |
Looks like Friday we may be
able to move down to Black Point or maybe Sampson Cay. Until then it may be a
repeat of the “Blow’n Like Stink Party” on the beach this afternoon and maybe
tomorrow.
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