This morning we were greeted by a huge pod of playful
dolphins. They stayed with us for about
two hours jumping and doing somersaults.
Another smaller pod came by this afternoon. We got some footage on the GoPro of the
smaller group.
We are running with just the genoa with winds over 20 kts
all day. We had one squall this morning
to help wash some of the blood off the decks from that Mahi Mahi incident. On that subject, Kim spent some time trying
to make up Uncle Ted's rub. It looks the
same but we are short a couple of ingredients.
We will try it tonight and see how it compares.
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| New meds work great! I can now drink my Ginger Beer for pleasure! |
Finn is ready to be in the Bahamas. No matter where in the world he is he always
talks about going to the Bahamas. This
has been a great passage but Mom and Dad are tired today. Apparently all the adrenaline runs out by day
three.
The seas have grown large and we are hoping the
Turks and Caicos Banks will break it up
for us tonight. We are on schedule to
get to Mayaguana just after dark tomorrow.
That seems to be our lot. We have
been trying to figure out if we should slow down or just carry on. Going through reefs at night is not usually
the best idea.
5:00 p.m. EST
20 º 47.874 N
71 º 14.925 W
Course 290 ºTrue
Speed 5.5-6.5 kts
Have a good night,
Bob, Kim, Anna and Finn
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