Descriptions of the different countries we’ve visited to on Enjoy
Colors and mosaics everywhere In addition to an amazingly well built boardwalk studded regularly with aquaculture inspired benches with crab, fish, and dolphin patterns, there are amazing mosaics everywhere! Walls, sculptures galore along with painted maps and tiles. Houses are … Continue reading Providencia is the isla of mosaics
Great Inagua We didn’t stay very long on this island, but rather used it as a stepping stone to secure our “Zarpe” and wait for weather for the crossing to Jamaica. Customs in Georgetown, Great Exhumas doesn’t like to provide … Continue reading Goodbye Bahamas, hello Jamaica
Dance, Music, Opera, Blues, History & Architecture It’s not that Charleston doesn’t have it charms on a day to day basis, but combining these charms with the Spoleto USA Festival of dance, drama, opera, and music and we were thrilled. … Continue reading It Twasn’t a Difficult Adjustment from the Bahamas to the US Due to Charleston’s Charms
Somehow all the text dissapeared from this post! Darn. Continue reading Good bye green turtle cay
Twas Adult Day Care I finally experienced summer camp as truly Georgetown, Great Exhuma upholds that reputation. Don and I played Texas Hold ‘Em led by Nicky and Richard Pendergast at least 2x a week; I went to water aerobics … Continue reading 3 Months in Georgetown Come to an End
What is hurricane season anyway? For cruisers, each boat insurance policy defines hurricane season differently. Ours starts July 15 through November 1. Currently, S/V Enjoy must be North of the Florida/Georgia line during hurricane season. Yes, we could change that. … Continue reading We’re coming home!
Trinidad 2002 when we first started cruising and Bahamas 2017 as we start anew! Now pic taken at the Poopdeck, Nassau for David Fink’s 28th with Safta Judy. Continue reading Then and now….
We successfully crossed from Royal Island to the capital of New Providence, Nassau in time for Thanksgiving. While we caught up on laundry, Tali was in the galley creating a wonderous Thanksgiving feast. I am thankful. I’m thankful for being able to actually live the dream that we planned for since we married; I’m thank for my loving husband who has navigated these uncharted waters with patience; I’m thankful for my supportive family and friends. And I’m particularly thankful for this very very yummy Thanksgiving dinner. Thank you Tali! Continue reading A Bahamian Thanksgiving?
