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Sail the Bahamas

Snorkeling in Bimini

We had a slow morning as we each woke up to a new day after a rough crossing. We didn’t eat much yesterday, but we made up for that today! Mr. Bob made a breakfast of eggs, bacon, toast, waffles, juice, and coffee. Lunch was baked chicken breast sandwiches, chips, etc. For dinner, we went … Continue reading »

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Picnic, Museum and Conch

Today is Easter Monday, a Bahamas national holiday. We had a picnic with our Bahamian friends from Wesley Methodist Church in Alice Town. We also toured the Dolphin House, Bimini’s museum, hand built by Ashley Saunders. Afterwards, the crew took the dinghy to Conch Island in search of Conch shells. We’re spending two nights at … Continue reading »

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Books, beach, fishing and more

We started our day with a wonderful breakfast thanks to Mr. Bob. Next was completing the mission to deliver books to the local school. Mr. Domonic Sweety, principal of Louise McDonald High School welcomed our group to his school and introduced our students to faculty and students there. We had a wonderful time sharing both … Continue reading »

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South to the Sapona and Gun Cay

Hugh Rolle joined us for breakfast on our boat. Landon and Jason stocked up on Goombay Punch before leaving. Robbie learned how to check the engine and transmission oil and how to check the seawater strainers. After readying the boat for departure, we left Big Game and headed out. We met friends inbound aboard Aurora … Continue reading »

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Gulf Stream Crossing

We had a great crossing from the Bahamas to Florida! The wind gave us power, but not too much; the seas were mostly about 1 meter. We saw a few cruise ships enroute. All of our crew survived  – not a single one turned green. We’re anchored up at Rodriguez Key recuperating from the overnight … Continue reading »

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Conch Fritters

Mike took this photo of the conch fritters we made last night. John and Mike  collected up the conchs. We put in 4 different peppers, onions, celery, seasonings, and flour. Chef Bob fried ’em up along with some freshly caught fish. Some say that was the best meal of the trip!

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Departure time

We’re getting close now! We should leave right after 4th period lunch today. 4th period lunch ends at 12:34. Our destination today will be just east of Tallahassee.

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Rollin’, Rollin’, Rollin’

The boat is clean and we’re all loaded up. Time to get rollin’! Robbie drove the boat to Key Largo. Last minute fun yesterday at Rodriguez Key.

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Life on the road…

We left the school after lunch. We’ve had a nice drive so far with a slowdown through Mobile. We’re now in Marianna for dinner at a Mexican restaurant. All our guys are doing great. About one more hour to go to our overnight stop in Lamont, FL.

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Safely and sound in Marianna, FL

We had a good day on the road – just a few slowdowns in south Florida, but otherwise light traffic and good driving conditions. We’re staying overnight in Dove’s Rest Campground. The owners of the campground are some of the nicest people you would ever meet, so we like staying here. Everyone is in good … Continue reading »

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