We left Celebrian in her usual storage state which looks chaotic but is actually very well organized. We had spent the last week cleaning lockers and taking inventory and once on the hard things are cluttered but stored safely. We left nothing on deck that we could put below after losing our depth sounder to Hurricane Irene last year in The Bahamas. During the last couple of days on the hard all systems have to be "summerized" as apposed to "winterized" in our climate. we are paying a local company to come on board once a month to pump the bilge, check the boat and plug in the batteries. Spice Island Marine Services provides no other service than storage.
You two are something else; and I mean special! I hope you will continue to blog on your auto-sailing adventures. I have very much enjoyed following your trip through the caribbean. I hope to have my own such adventure, soon, and with someone special.
ReplyDeleteTake care, and keep those blogs coming.
Sincerely,
SM
We are so delighted to hear that other people really do read our blog. Sometimes I feel it is just too much work but when I hear from someone like yourself that inspires me to keep going. Thanks for the inspiration to keep blogging. I do hope that you can have a similar adventure....it isn't all romance and comfort....but you already know that?!?!?
DeleteThanks again, Christine