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News from Bahamas
We are on Bahamas in Lucaya marina, Freeport. Sun is shining but last days were windy and cold so we had time for this page.
We upgraded some visual things, updated the text of articles (Whales) and finally added the English version of all the articles (white mountains, Before the trip, setting sail, haiti, first week on the sea, bus drivers).
We will add more articles soon… :)
Last and first
The last night in St. Augustine / The first swimming during our sailing
The last goodbye to USA / The first crossing of the gulf stream
The last change to the officer / The first sunset on Bahamas
Welcome to Daufuskie, do you want a beer?
Visit of Charleston, meeting with famous multihull boat designer Jim Brown and unforgetable evening evening on Daufuskie islannd with our new friend Erik…
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Nice smell of wood and stink of resin
Our repaired rudder works well, but we cannot risk to take it offshore. It’s obious that we cannot just buy a new one and we have to produce it…
News
We are still stuck in Wilmington and it looks like we are going to stay here one more week because it takes long time to manufacture new rudders and order the parts for motor… fortunately George arrived and he takes us to interesting spots here…
We decided to translate the articles to English in a shorter informational way from now on – if anybody is interested in more interesting reading, let us know :)
There are no sidewalks in USA but bus drivers are great
We are still waiting in the marina without showers and laundry for our friend who will help us to repair the boat – there are no problems, just solutions… I don’t know after how many days, but sun is shining again – the plan for today: city center and battleship.
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Sail from Cape May to Wilmington
Ve stayed in Cape May couple more days waiting for better weather, we sailed whole night in big atlantic waves, went through lakes, rivers and endless canals of intercoastal waterway and at the end also sun shined and got warmer….
Hurricane Sandy
Wind power 70 miles per / hour, waves can reach 30 feet, high tide 3 feet higher than normal, heavy rain …
Updated after hurricane
First week on the sea
Oct. 25st 2012 – day of our return flight from USA. We look at the sky and think when exactly our plane departs. With the sound of motor and waves we are approaching New York City…