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Walking the Causeway

We decided to stick together on Sunday and take a walk up the causeway. First order of the day was to hail the launch. This took a while but we finally attained their attention and soon the launch was on its way. After picking us up we headed over to Navigator to collect their crew. […]

Canal Transit Day 2

According to our first advisor, our second advisor was due to show up at 6:30am for a 7am departure. Our day 2 advisor, Francisco, arrived at 6:15am requesting an immediate departure. We scrambled, untied from the buoy and were moving well before our normal predeparture checks were performed. These we did on the move as […]

Canal Transit Day 1

We have survived day one of our transit. The morning started with boat cleaning and the usual checks. I really should have done the checks the day before in case any problems showed up. I threw in some extra checks including draining water from the fuel filters and checking the zinc anode on the genset. […]

The Flats

We’re now anchored in Anchorage F more commonly known as “The Flats” waiting for our pilot/adviser to arrive.

We picked up our lines and tires at Shelter Bay Marina but as the fuel was not going to be available until after 2pm we left without waiting for fuel.

At the anchorage we tied lines to […]

Dock A

Bit of a boistrous sail getting here but we’ve arrived at Dock A at Shelter Bay Marina waiting for fuel and our lines/tires. We’ve spoken to the port control and have been informed we’ll be getting our pilot at 16:30. I presume shortly after that we’ll head for the locks.

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