This is the exact
latitude/longitude where we crossed our outgoing passage and
completed our loop on this trip with a total of 350 nautical miles
(716 km for those of you with a metric bent.)
What a great trip we've
had this time out; we've collected stamps in our passport from the US
Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands, Anguilla, St. Martin and
Saba, we've completed not one but two overnight passages and we've
made new friends all of whom have shown us why we love coming out
here and why we continue to pursue the dream of one day cruising
full-time.
Mowzer was again
exceptional and we continue to be so thankful for the excellent care
that the folks at CYOA provide and hope that the many people who come
aboard during the year enjoy her as much as we do.
Tonight we are tied up
again at the dock at Frenchtown Marina, having made the hop from St.
John to St. Thomas after another morning of delightful snorkeling and
just sitting watching the view in Lameshur Bay. Can't quite believe
that we've only been gone for two and a half weeks, it seems like the
haul-out in Nanny Cay and arrival in Anguilla were absolute ages ago.
I think we've both achieved a level of relaxation and calmness
(except maybe turning around at the fuel dock) that we can now only
dream of as we make our way back to reality.
Cheerio Mowzer –
can't wait to be back aboard (and home) again!
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