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SOUTH CAROLINA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Click this link if you want to start at the beginning:
FIRST BLOG ENTRY
If you want to start at the beginning of our trip:
START OF TRIP
If you want to see the story of our trip from South Carolina
(where we bought the boat)
to Lake Ontario Click this link:
SOUTH CAROLINA
This week as we welcomed Shelley's brother, bob and his wife Kelly, we cruised over the 4000 nautical mile maker on our adventure!
4000 NM equals about 4600 statute miles (or 7400 kilometers for us Canadians). While on land, that is not such a great feat, We were quite proud of our accomplishment over the sea so far.
Bob and Kelly will be with us for about a week, then we will be making our way back to the Panama Canal, with hopes of transiting the Canal around the 20th of February... More on that later.
Since our last blog post life has been awesome! We continue to enjoy the San Blas Islands and the Kuna Yala people. We have met a number of people who, like us, are planning to transit the canal and venture to the South Pacific. We hope that we can maintain these great new friendships.
As most of you know our Canadian Dollar has tanked so we are having to be very careful with our spending... someone sent us this joke... sad but true...
Here are some pictures from the last little while:
Some more time working on the Scuba Compressor. |
Our favorite snorkeling island.... |
Pelecans on the roost.... |
Our good friends, Robin & Mike.... |
Fish delivery... |
The cat always finds me.... |
more snorkeling... |
more STUNNING beaches... |
Hunting Lionfish.... |
everyone played something.... |
Life is just great... Thank you for following our story. We will share more soon...
Cheers!
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