Wednesday May 8th
Today we went to Hope Town again. Great day! We ate at Captain Jack’s. We also bought one of Mr. Vernon’s key lime
pies.
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| On top of the Light house. George's shirt is not polka dots, it is a reflection . |
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| Hope Town Light House |
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| View from Light House |
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| An Alley in Hope Town |
Thursday May 9th
We had to say goodbye to so many people during the last few
days but today two people who have been here since we have had to leave. Linda and Al were from Chicago.
Linda was the life of the dock and Al was always blowing the conch horn
with Enny. Tomorrow morning it will be
our time to leave. So today we will put
water in the tanks, put the dingy on the davits, wash cloths and buy groceries
for the trip home. We went by Don’s and
said good bye to him. We also visited
Johnny Cash and his sweet wife Rapeepan. Jack wanted to but a painting from
Johnny. The people here are some of the
nicest people you will ever meet. They
are always happy and seem content. Who
wouldn’t when you live in paradise. We
will leave at high tide in the morning which will be around 9:00. My watch at the helm will be 8:00 – 12:00 am
and pm, Jack’s watch will be 12:00 – 4:00 and George will take it at 4:00-8:00.
It should take us between 68 and 72 hours to go from Marsh
Harbour, Bahamas
to Brunswick Ga. The
weather looks really good. The winds will
be where we can sail most of the way. We have had a wonderful trip. Most of the time it was just the two of us
and we really enjoyed the time together. We also have enjoyed the people of Marsh Harbour,
New Visions Ministry
Church, and the many other
cursers we have met. We have two special
friends at Marsh Harbour, Rey and Bill, both of which
have helped make this trip very special.
It is always bitter sweet to leave.
We are so blessed!
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