Bahamas - Ragged Islands, South Side, Another Week
SV Meshugga
Nicholas & Deidre Mace
Sun 21 Feb 2021 18:24
After eating, just sitting around a fire chatting, the sounds of the gentle lap of water and breeze. Life is Good!
A walk along the eastern side at low tide so we could wade across the flats
The beach here is quite unpleasant, and the tidal area mushy with sea weed and mud. It was nicer walking through the deeper flats in a foot of water
Karen pointing out our route across the flats
A gorgeous bay just prior to Coco Bay
Our walk from Karens Garmin watch
Most of the saloon ceiling down, and Nicholas is replacing all the Solar Panel electrics
Nice neat wiring job
Here Nicholas is tidying up the generator locker, of all things electric
He keeps very busy
Sundowners again, our anchorage has swelled with Now & Zen retuning, bringing with them Merriwether
Back aboard Meshugga, we’ve had a Homing Pigeon arrive, very tired. We fed and watered him, and he slept overnight aboard in the cockpit.
Pizza night aboard Meshugga
With Ed, Cathy, Duane and Karen
Today, the Pigeon is still with us, and doesn’t seem inclined to leave. We’ll keep feeding him for a couple of days and then shoo him off. We hope he is from Duncan Town the village about 2 miles away. If not, the next closest land is Cuba some 80 miles away over sea. I hope he doesn’t have to fly all that way to get home......
Take Care
Deidre Mace
SV Meshugga
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