Staying a few days to enjoy being here. Blue Yonder is anchored, has a generator to charge the batteries, a water maker to desalinize the salt water into fresh drinking water, a small 3.5 cu freezer for extra food, so we are
Cruised from our anchorage at Great Sale Cay to Powell Cay anchorage. Northerly and NEasterly winds are predicted so we have tucked ourselves into a protected anchorage for the weekend. Monday we plan to cruise to another cay to explore. Seeing lots
7 hours and 55 miles to cruise from West End to our anchorage for the night at Great Sale Cay. Passed several sailboats on this beautiful day. Starlink keeps us with internet the entire time…the white rectangular shape on the left beyond
Water so gorgeous. Neighboring boats. This fishing boat has 4 engines- 400 HP each. Blue Yonder among the many sailboats here. Old Bahamas Bay Marina and Resort has an awesome beach, tennis courts, swimming pool… Tiki bar Grateful to experience this piece
Departed our anchorage at 6:30 a.m. Followed many fishing boats on their way to the Bahamas too. Winds and waves in certain parameters made a great crossing. Glad we were patient for the right conditions and weather window. Blue Water cruising at
Nice sunny day to position for tomorrow ‘s Bahama crossing. Went under 7 bridges, cruised through natural areas, past bridge construction, dredging, cruised by the PGA golf course, restaurants and beautiful homes. Kayakers enjoying the morning. We aim for the middle, which
Stuart, FL is a nice place to wait for the weather to calm down. Sailfish capital. An old shrimp boat in front of the restaurant we visited. Sign read “Good woman wanted. Can cook, clean and sew. Must have boat. Send pictures
Waiting in Stuart, Florida for a weather window to cross to the Bahamas. We need winds and waves in the right parameters to have a comfortable crossing. It will take us 9 hours to make 65 miles at 7 mph. Lovely morning
Started the day @ 7 a.m. Calm winds. John releasing our lines from the mooring ball. Quiet morning & still waters as we left Vero Beach. Osprey families busy with life. Lovely homes along the Intracoastal. Gulf stream crossing is 30 miles
John bringing up the anchor in the morning. Beautiful Florida along the Indian River. Arrived in Vero Beach and rented a mooring ball for $20. Met up with good friends from Atlanta that just bought a 2006 Kadey-Krogen 44 foot trawler like