Christi took a short walk early on Wednesday, January 7. Interestingly, the channel was blocked off to traffic.
Shot of the resort’s beach, taken near the restaurant
Passages to Shroud and Warderick Wells, Exuma Islands, The Bahamas
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Quiet Days at Over Yonder Cay, Exuma Islands, The Bahamas
Dawn on Saturday, January 3
As the sun was rising in the east, the moon was setting in the west. The moonset was magical.
Moving to an Unnamed Sand Bar in the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, The Bahamas
Dawn on Saturday, December 27
We forgot to mention that one of the chores that Eric had done a few days ago was change the generator oil. Today he put away the tools. Eric frequently says that in boat maintenance, getting everything out and putting it all away again often took longer than the task itself. Eric also spent some time in the morning trying to figure out why the air conditioner in the salon mysteriously stopped working. He cleaned the sea strainer and checked the oils, but didn’t see a problem.
Today the wind was dead and the seas were completely calm. Here was our flopper stopper.
Christmas with the Ranger at Warderick Wells Cay, Exuma Islands, The Bahamas
On Thursday, December 25, 2025, Christi woke up at 0500, before first light. Warderick Wells basically has zero lights and it was cloudless (which was rare), making the stars especially vibrant. She sat outside for a few minutes and saw a shooting star! This was the dawn.
Early in the morning, the park ranger’s wife sang to us about the rules of the park. We’d forgotten about her morning announcements!
Some of the other parents organized a scavenger hunt around the island for the kids. in the morning, Keith went on the scavenger hunt. Here was a shot of the group.
The Blowhole, Blackpoint, Exuma Islands, The Bahamas
Dawn on Sunday, December 14, 2025
This morning it was windy, then both windy and rainy, then the wind died and there was light rain for a few hours. Once the wind died, it was hot and humid. Eric cleaned the bottom.
The wind was forecast to shift direction, so he made sure that the anchor was well set, which was easy to do in such amazingly clear water.
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