Early Start
The waters and skies were clear but the mental atmosphere was very cloudy delaying the start on our three-week journey to the Bahamas.
Six hours later on our way but with a change of course. Snorkeling in Palm Beach was eliminated and a new anchorage in Lake worth scheduled, so we can cross the ocean in comfort tomorrow. Our weather window is small.
“Blue Skies” a thirty-seven foot, 20 knot boat, owned by Deb and Bill Gibson is traveling with us. We are grateful for that. I am not sure how grateful they are, Dream Seeker, like most trawlers, has a top speed of eight knots. Blue Skies leaves later than us and gets there before us.
Flat waves, a fluffy wind and cloudless skies made for an eight hour languid crossing of the great divide.


Have fun and write lots so I can live your dream with you. You are so lucky. Enjoy. ❤️❤️
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So happy hearing from you
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Good to hear from you. I know you will have a wonderful time in The Bahamas. I love it there. Send some pictures if you have time. We are back on the 12:30 thunderstorms and rain and then 5:30 PM more thunderstorms and rain. So we try to play golf and we try to get in the pool and exercise, but it doesn’t happen. I hope you have wonderful weather and a great trip!!
All is well here!
😘😘
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Happy Trails to you1️⃣🎶 Love hearing about your adventures and looking forward to pics.❤️🍷
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Thanks for the beautiful pictures!
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Enjoy!
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