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Arrived in Bequia

This morning we got up and scrubbed down Dignity of all the salt collected over the last few days. Anticipating some rain it’s good to get the dirt and crusted salt deposits off first.

We then took off in the Dinghy to say hello to Bees Knees and to take a look around the island […]

St Lucia Tracks

Here are the tracks from our second stint in St Lucia

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Baliceaux, The Grenadines

Well – here we are in The Grenadines – our stomping ground for the next five months. The journey from St Lucia was characterized by the low winds – around 8 knots – and the counter current of around 1.5 knots. That meant we motor sailed at least half the way which was not what […]

Where’s the wind?

We set off this morning shortly after 6am. The strongest winds we’ve seen have been 12 knots out of the ESE. That is just ok to get our Code Zero out and for a few hours that pulled us along. Now the winds have dropped to 6 knots and with a knot and a half […]

Rocking and Rolling

That describes our anchorage last night. The evening with Anne and Jim was great. The usual eating, drinking and (long) stories. The anchorage, unfortunately, never really settled down and both boats were churned around all night long. I slept through it but Helen was close to mutiny by the morning. I’ve never seen her so […]