This is only a trial post - we'll see what happens!!!

I gave up doing this blog based on past experience (or "lack of experience") for several reasons:

•  My patience/abilities seems to run out before I finish posting (which causes a lot of foul language)
• Wi-fi hook-ups never seem fast enough
• It cuts into beer drinking time
• Sunny days make it hard to sit inside
• It's dangerous for me to try this at night
• I promised myself, I would never do this again

I'm sure there are numerous other reasons and, as I remember them, I may add them to this list.

That said, I am going to try to use this blog to post pictures while we are cruising, we'll see how that works for me!

You can make the photos larger, if you single click on the photo (I found that out by accident)

First fish (Dolphin aka Mahi)  How about that water?

Second fish - Nothing like fresh filets in the freezer!

Happy Cruiser!

Mooring field Warderick Wells/Exuma Park ("Tide's In " on left, "Conched Out Too"on right)

Top of Boo Boo Hill (Bill carved us a sign with the boat name on it to leave in the pile) - Warderick Wells

Scenes from Compass Cay Marina

Nurse sharks @ fish cleaning table

Yes, at high tide they get on the pier waiting to be fed

Marina Office

Night shot in the marina

Black Point Anchorage

Looking toward Black Point Anchorage

Lunch & beers @ Staniel Cay Yacht Club (Do I look happy to be there?)

Pipe Creek Yacht Club

Our cruising buddies - Pam & Stephen from "Tide's In"

Lunch @ Highbourne Cay Yacht Club

Snorkel pics - Photos by Pam & Stephen

That's me (not a manatee)  Bill is in the background

Checking the anchors

We spend a LOT of time doing this!!!

How were we to know Pam was the "Queen of Jello Shots"?

Another day, another shot!

Did we mention how clear and beautiful the water is?

  

Rich man's raft up (the big sport fish boat is missing in this photo)

 

HAPPY, HAPPY CRUISERS!!!

 WooHoo it worked!!!

 Guess I should fess up and admit it took damn near all day.  While we are waiting on weather here in Spanish Wells, what else is there for us to do?  By the way, I don't plan to make a habit of this.  Once the weather clears, this may not happen again, but I will try.