I'm falling a little behind on the blog. Scenes from our trip from the Bahamas back to the U.S. last weekend:
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| Final sunset from Man O War |
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| Remnants from the bird's nest that we found IN(!) our boom on Saturday morning before departure. Unfortunately, three eggs perished when David pulled the nest out with a coat hanger. |
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| Sunrise over Man O War as we left on Saturday morning |
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| Exiting the Sea of Abaco at North Man O War Cut (which leads to the Atlantic Ocean). You can see waves breaking on the reef if you look closely on the left side of the photo. |
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| Gorgeous day and excellent wind for sailing |
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| Best day of sailing since we moved aboard Virginia Dare. Sails up from 7am until 2am. |
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| The captain is content. |
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| Standing in the cockpit looking over the dodger to the deep blue sea |
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| Saturday night sunset |
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| This bird tried very hard to land on the boat for a rest. Mission not accomplished. We didn't shoo him away; he apparently couldn't find the right spot. |
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| Sunday night sunset |
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| We saw three whales at the surface on Sunday morning. Not sure if they were Bryde's whales or something else. Their dorsal fins were very "hooked." Anyone? |
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| It's not every day that you see a submarine lurking in the distance! This is just off the coast at Port Canaveral. |
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| Two blue tugboats ready to escort the sub into the channel |
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| The submarine entered East Basin, immediately inside the channel |
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