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A travel blog entry by sv.equinox

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... get our priorities right in getting the boat back into working order.

Our first priority was to go provision as there was no fresh food on the boat. We gave all our perishables away to SV Meercat before we left so we had to go buy fruit, veg and meat. In order to get to the supermarket we decided to hire a car and do a big shop, which we did and managed to get almost everything we needed.

Next item on the agenda was getting the water maker working again ...

Kralendijk - Capital of Bonaire

A travel blog entry by sv.equinox

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... outside the capital. You certainly know you are close to Central America with all the typical cactus and other vegitation which is situated all over the island.

We also revisited the sites we'd seen from the yacht as we had sailed in, ie. the Lighthouse at Fort Oranje, and the little slave huts, and the salt conveyors and much more. Pictures attached for you to view.

We saw Pink Flamingos in their mangrove homes, and had to look out on ...

Nok en dykkeperle venter..De Nederlandske Antiller

A travel blog entry by chriscaro

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... norsk taco" to dager på rad, knekkebrød med ost og tomat, nugatti , cornflakes og masse salat. Herlig! En etterlengtet avveksling etter å ha spist alle måltider ute i 3 og en halv mnd.

Vi har kjøpt en pakke som inkluderer leilighet, en pick-up og ubegrenset tilgang til nitrox tanker døgnet rund de neste 3 ukene! Med andre ord en fantastisk stor litt for tidlig julegave til oss selv. Det meste av dykkingen foregår fra land og uten guider. Vi har skaffet oss kart og ...

You want me to jump from where?!?

A travel blog entry by drmom

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... again for the seahorse. I think he’s on vacation.

Today was our last day with the underwater camera. Tomorrow I’m free to dive unencumbered, but I have enough pictures from today that I’ll save some for tomorrow.

Dinner tonight was at a restaurant we enjoyed last year, Cactus Blue. I had a fish sandwich. Paul and Emily decided to go with traditional Caribbean food: hamburger and chicken parmesan. On the way home ...

Driving the Island

A travel blog entry by carpefeline

... to give him. Shame on me. We apologize and move on.
The terrain is very desert-y. Cactus line the road on both sides. Enterprising landowners have made fences out of cactus. not sure if they are trying to keep goats and donkeys in or out but it seems to be an effective fence.
We finally reach Rincon which is sort of in the middle of the upper half of the island. We get some gas there and ...