Sailing South On One Engine (exploring Georgetown, Bahamas)
In this episode we continue our journey south stopping at little islands along the way. The first being Great Guana Key to visit the pink iguanas.
We make it to Lee Stocking Island where the boys catch more lobster and Steve manages to get some coconuts.
After a 3-4 hour sail on one engine we make it to Georgetown, Bahamas and anchor. Steve was feeling proud after managing to do that!
We then went into town to check it out and that night went to the chat n chill. The following day Steve and I went grocery shopping and it cost $700 for just a handful of bags!
It was time to take Malia's best friend Capri to the airport. It was a sad goodbye. We then had a doctor's appointment for Easton in town to get his ear infection checked. We got a prescription and were told he needed to stay out of the water! (That will be difficult!)
That night was the big Pig Feed at the Chat N Chill. It was a lot more packed then the day before.
The next day we took a hike to see the art walk as well as the monument. We took the boys on a quick spearfishing trip and even saw dolphins on the way home. The winds and rain started to pick up so we headed back to the boat. We had a major storm that lasted 3 days!
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- Bahama Islands (24.25,-76)
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