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Well, nobody’s perfect. I accidentally saved the last upload of this video – Journey to the Ragged Islands – with the music track muted. And, since I was in a hurry, we never watched it before the upload. (I wondered why we didn’t get any copyright claims.)
In this video we make our way on our Leopard 45 Sailing Catamaran from the Exumas to the Ragged Islands, otherwise know as the Jumentos.
The water was so calm and crystal clear that we saw red starfish on the bottom of the Bahama Bank in 15 feet of water.
On our hike across Flamingo Cay, we came across remnants of a burned out wooden boat, complete with clothes, water bottles and bed sheets strewn about the beach. We sincerely hope that whoever was involved in that tragedy was able to find help.
And, on a lighter note, we found a hidden Mickey on the island. It’s proof that even Mother Nature is a Disney fan.
I really think the music is awesome in this video, so we decided to re-upload it.
Thank you to:
Jason Ricci (https://mooncat.org) (one of the top harmonica blowers in the world)
Cary Morin (https://www.carymorin.com) (super cool blues folk guitar player/singer)
Larkin Poe (https://www.larkinpoe.com) (Edgar Alan Poe’s nieces and awesome blues/rock band.)
for all the great music in this video.
And, as always, thanks to Damon Fowler (https://damonfowler.com) for our theme song. We’re already looking forward to the Big Blues Bender in August this year.
If you watched the muted version, thanks for watching it again. If you didn’t, we hope you enjoy this one.
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