1. Exiting the calmer Bank side to the rougher Sound side of the Exumas which we would have to to get to Georgetown is really not a good idea in high winds/waves like we have at the moment. Especially going against the winds would give us a bumpy 2 day sail…
2. Phoning the dive-company - the weather is actually to rough for diving this week… And diving was our main reason for heading towards "sivilization"...
So, I guess our dive-blog will be a snorkeling blog this
time… But then the snorkelig the Exumas is actually
very good. And we get to practice "split level-photography" - which is half under/half over surface.
Down on the southeast side of Ruddercut we got to explore a couple of caves – a pretty good reef , and we saw even more rays, one with it’s tail bitten off by probably a shark. This area also have a full size concert piano with a mermaid leaning onto it places on a shallow sandbank…! This put her by illusionist David Copperfield why owns an island here, Musha Cay, which you can rent for only 39 000 dollar – per night, minimum four nights….We kind of decides just to pass slowly by...
Down on the southeast side of Ruddercut we got to explore a couple of caves – a pretty good reef , and we saw even more rays, one with it’s tail bitten off by probably a shark. This area also have a full size concert piano with a mermaid leaning onto it places on a shallow sandbank…! This put her by illusionist David Copperfield why owns an island here, Musha Cay, which you can rent for only 39 000 dollar – per night, minimum four nights….We kind of decides just to pass slowly by...
We’re experiencing and learning every day here – for the
last couple of nights it has been rather bumpy nights anchoring here – being
tossed from side to side, anchor dragging and one night we ”slept” with the
keel touching the ground for a couple of hours on low tide… Waking up to our
dinghy gone the next morning! Searching the area we found it washed ashore on a
small island, both sides of this island open ocean… next to it a red plastic
bucket conveniently placed there by
”someone” so Stein could empty the water out and wrestle it back to us. Now
last night in very sheltered calm Cave Cay marina repairing the dinghy (had a
few holes) and waiting out winds before heading back to Blackpoint –
exploring/snorkeling Great Guana Cay on our way.
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