Kevin runs the gas dock at The Outer Shore Club and has worked there for 29 years. He is also somewhat of a local celebrity because he plays in a local band called The Gully Roosters. Two years ago he gave us a CD of his music.
We had hoped to leave the dock today; however between the cold front, Rob's miserable cold and trying to get the big girl's batteries charged it was not going to happen. As it turned out we took the opportunity to go to town and do some shopping. Our plan is to leave tomorrow, weather permitting and head north to Manjack Cay until after Christmas. From there we will head south to Marsh Harbour where we will do our major provisioning and then off the the Exumas.
It is easy to forget that Christmas is coming; however there are decorations all over Green Turtle Cay and now Celebrian has her red bow on her bow. The golf cart is the main mode of transport on many of the small Bahamian islands and this one is particularly festive. Rob is laden down with assorted groceries on our trip to town.
This what your living area looks like when the captain is working on the engine Mr. Yan and other projects that require everything be removed from the quarter berth. Things are going well and we had no leaks in the new/old hot water tank installation and Mr.Yan has had his first engine run and so has Little Harry Honda generator. Now we just have to get the captain well and we are good to go sailing.
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