Bahamas - Ragged Islands, Hog Cay, Living with Lockdown
SV Meshugga
Nicholas & Deidre Mace
Tue 14 Apr 2020 11:51
Our group of Cruisers have been together or in self-isolation for more than 6 weeks, and hence are clean and free of Covid-19. We get together for beach walks, snorkeling trips, evening drinks; and yes, we avoid all the other yachts as we don’t positively know whether they are ‘clean’.
The days roll into each other, and time flies between boat chores, laundry, getting exercise whether it’s kayaking, SUPing, walking, snorkeling, or hunting for fish and conch.
Girls Beach walks; Me, Holli and Marita
Stunning calm water on the South Beach
Start of our Beach Trail ‘home’
Another night, drinks on our small north beach
Looking for that Green Flash
The start of Easter, with an evening of Cocktails and Apps on Meshugga
Standing; Nicholas, John, Dale, Marita, Holli, seated; me, Shelley, Alan, John, Karen, Jerry
Superb table of Appetizers, everyone brought and contributed to the excellent spread
Darling Pepper
Jerry and Karen of Persephone
John and Holli of Shiloh
Us
Dale and Pepper of MokaKat
Marita and Alan of AlleyCat
Shelly (missing photo of John) of Long Reach, and Marita of AlleyCat
Baking Hot Cross Buns for our crowd
Easter Sunday morning, Hot Cross Buns ready to dinghy deliver to our group
Nicholas diving in the channel, I’m his Top Man
Top Man duties, keeping an eye on Nicholas’ snorkel and quaffing a cold one
Conch diving - with no success.
Another day ends with drinks and catch-up of each other’s day
Paradise. Too cloudy for a Green Flash
Take Care and Stay Home
Deidre Mace
SV Meshugga
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