Coral Harbour Beach House And Nassau

... a clog!" He did say we needed to replace the mascerator because there were parts gone on it so he felt OK with the purchase. Now he's off to the store to buy vinegar and try to breakdown whatever is clogging the lines (calcium build up?). We do not want to take those lines apart - not with a full tank. Dave managed to remove the old macerator and replace it with the new one with minimal seepage from the holding tank. The previous ...

... rolly tonight. Winds are 15-20 kts and with the tidal change we are bucking. Sitting in the cockpit I actually have a small blanket over my lap! I've gimbaled the stove to cook orzo and Dave is fighting the wind on the grill for the chicken. We overcame these wonderful obstacles and had a great dinner - albeit rolly. Life is Good - maybe not so much for the catamaran......! April 24, 2009 - Warderick at E 20-25 kts ...

... the cruisers. I saw a lot of humus - homemade - except for my humus which was the Publix brand. There were about 30 people hanging out for happy hour. There were cruisers who were meeting each other again from other anchorages between Warderick and Georgetown, return cruisers who had made the loop and were coming back and us newbies who are heading south. It's easy to make friends in the cruising crowd. There was ...

... The trip down to Norman was very pleasant.....should have known it wouldn't last! It would seem this log is more about the mis-adventures of S/V Spindrift as opposed to Bahamas Bound! Unless we're tied up in a slip, we seem to find our way into difficult situations. At this particular moment, 8:45 PM, we are hard aground inside the channel cut of The Pond on Norman. Now, The Pond is a well protected ...

... 15 mos to put a new roof on and having to go to three grocery stores for simple things. (Sometimes that happens to me in NSB!) She's looking for conveniences. I guess paradise is in the eye of the beholder. Anyway - we've been getting great information from Dick on Nassau and surrounding waters. To our starboard are two couples, from France but lived in Gainesville for the past year, who have chartered a 30' Hunter from Miami. They need to ...

... with Mosque (13:00-18:00 2/2) CAS17 Rabat- Group A (13:00-18:00 2/3) NAMIBIA WAL07 Camping and Star-gazing in the Desert- Group A (14:00 2/14 - 2/15) SOUTH AFRICA (2/18 - 2/22) CAP10 Koeburg Nuclear Power Station (13:00-17:00 2/18) CAP17 Cape Town Jazz Safari (19:00-23:30 2/18) CAP29 3-day safari to Kruger National Park- Group A (8:45 2/19-18:00 2/21) CAP47 Khayelitsha Towship Visit- Group C (8:30-13 ...

... still does not possess food. I hope the weather is nice tomorrow at least. That way, I can hang out on the beach again and the pool here at the hotel. I have to get some more color of course before heading to the ship on Monday. Childe Harold's Pilgrimage Adieu, adieu! my native shore Fades o'er the waters blue; The night-winds sigh, the breakers roar, And shrieks the ...

... We supposedly got all our food and drinks included but that was a joke! We got hotdogs and pizza that was gross and if you went to the right hotel at the right time you could drink the mixed drink out of the water cooler which I am convinced was about 1 % alcohol. Basically it was horrible but I had an alright time because I was with all my sorority sisters.

... even if the tornado passes next to us. To be honest, all of us were kind of scared.<br><br>The tornado was some hours back, so we had time to reach Miami by the time it approached us.<br><br>The result was that the following day we heard over the news that the TORNADO ended out at Canaveral making much damage.<br><br>Being on board a cruise ship is something new to us. The ship has 7 decks and it has even got a casino called -Monte ...

... of way and that gave us a much needed kick in the pants. I hesitate to tell people about this trip because as soon as I mention "Bahamas" people crack jokes about how hard it must have been serving the Lord in the Caribbean. Truth is we went to the beach a grand total of once and we saw the famous straw market once. We lived and worked in the middle of the island, far from the water. We worked in the sun, and laboured with our ...