March 31 to April 4
Our final days in the Bahamas we spent traveling and
anchoring by several Cays. The weather held out for us keeping the winds low
and the sun high.
Green Turtle Cay
Our last day traveling on the Sea of Abaco.
The water was 14' deep here.
We spent 12 hours and 100 miles crossing the Atlantic Ocean and arrived in Stuart FL. yesterday
afternoon. The crossing was very uneventful (thankfully), with 2-3 foot rollers
which were hitting us on the side of the boat but not too uncomfortable.
It was a bittersweet time for us seeing the States again. We
had to say goodbye to crystal clear water and a laid back way of life. Once we
hit the St. Lucie inlet that laid back life went right out the window. There
were dozens of sport fishing boats and others zigzagging everywhere enjoying
the day. Along with that were the noises we had grown used to not hearing, like
trains, sirens, and the good ole Beep-Beep of some truck backing up. On the
bright side we were back to our home country and also the use of internet and
phones. It was great being able to talk to family and friends with no time
limit.
After anchoring we shared a bottle of champagne with our
buddy boat Blue Angel (Jim and Sharon) for safely completing our Bahamas trip
and celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary.
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