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CAN DRAC's Blog – February 2009 Archive (2)

In a boat's own words: Thoughts from underway



We spent the last few days adding miles to our journey. We did about 120 miles with our guests Chuck and Sandra from Eliora so they could experience both George Town and the remote islands farther North. And then we took off on a 400 mile sail to Luperon, in the Dominican Republic, where we are now.





The sails with Chuck and Sandra were memorable. We had no choice but to deal with what… Continue

Added by CAN DRAC on February 19, 2009 at 2:30pm — 4 Comments

In a boat's own words: Destination George Town

Approaching George Town under sail and making power



We finally reached Elizabeth Harbor. That’s the anchorage in George Town, the main town (400 residents) in the Exumas island chain, where dozens of cruisers congregate in the winter months. With its own daily radio net and a calendar of activities that could rival that of a summer camp, George Town is its own world, especially when compared to the more remote islands farther North. Here… Continue

Added by CAN DRAC on February 11, 2009 at 12:00pm — 2 Comments

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