SDA52 Is There a Shark in my Bubble Bath?
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This time the sharks of Compass Cay come to visit us instead of the other way around. A steady stream of these beautiful creatures comes to the boat to hang out with us. A deeply hung over Lisa makes the hike to Rachel’s Bubble Bath on Compass Cay, under protest. When we get there, it’s so beautiful, she doesn’t want to leave!
The currents are a beast on the pipe creek side of Compass Cay. The sand is beautiful and we held well in spite of being anchored into the side of a sand shoal, but the current spun us in tight circles all night, so we moved closer to Starry Horizons around the corner. The current was still strong, but less spinny. The sharks didn’t mind it, and we had a steady stream of them come to the boat, with several coming right to Lisa for her to pet them. Throw in a big barracuda that would rather chase than be chased and you’ve got a pretty interesting anchorage
00:00 This Episode / Intro
00:31 Sailing to Compass Cay
01:55 Lisa dives the anchor in strong current
03:34 Sharks come calling.
06:41 Barracuda!
07:25 Sharkus Interuptus
08:41 Rachel’s Bubble Bath
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