Finally we managed to leave St Martin behind and headed south. What a relief to be on the move again, with the wind in our hair, the sails full and the fishing lines trailing hopefully behind us.
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Wow! A huge Wahoo. Here is Daryl, the hunter gatherer of the family with a huge fish! We managed to get about thirty steaks from this fish and gave them out to fellow cruisers in the anchorage. |
In Deshaies we visited the beautiful botanical gardens, wonderful orchids and tropical plants.
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Wherever we seem to go lately, suddenly a pair of swallows appear, intent on making a nest in the end of the boom. We are often still moving when they perch on the leather strapping and peer into the cavity to judge whether it is suitable. |
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