SSL492 ~ Inside Hurricane IOTA in San Andres, COLOMBIA
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I know many of you are waiting to hear how we came through Hurricane IOTA here in San Andres, Colombia.. it was bit more adventure than we bargained for to say the least.. It’s not every day you have a Category 5 hurricane less than 40 miles from your anchor. Luckily we have come through the worst of it almost unscathed.. the bad news is San Andres took a beating, and Providencia took a direct hit and from what we understand was completely wiped out, nothing left standing.. Not a great day, but happy to report we are still here. Will get back to you with a more detailed episode when time and internet allow. Stay safe everyone.
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Captain Rick
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