It’s fairly well understood that your time spent in a boat yard is not a bowl of cherries, nor is it the pits, because even the choice of spending time with pits (or even in a pit with pits) would be better than in a boat yard. They’re steamy hot places, they’re dusty, toxic chemicals and their odors abound, and… Read more →
We sailed into the Bahamas, which consists of about 700 islands and 2,400 cays, or coral reefs. But then there are islands that are developed and inhabited and are still called “cays” (pronounced ‘keys’), and then there are towns that are located on islands that are also called “cays”… so it gets terribly confusing at first. We’re learning the Bahamas… Read more →