Woke up to the water lapping on the side of the hull and turned to face the hatch to see the sunrise illuminate the small island that we hiked over yesterday (just outside of Orient Bay). It has been gorgeous, with a few squalls to wash off the boat but not enough to put a damper on anyone’s day. There were tons of tourists on shore, but they were all really nice. Today will be our last day moving the boat until May and it always brings a sense of melancholy for me. It has been an interesting trip with lots of travel on the big blue watery road, not our normal relaxing trip, but a good one. Will dream of the beautiful turquoise water, yellow bellied birds, warm sea air on my face, and the constant rolling of the boat! Off to Oyster Pond…..

As we were liming the day away, a storm was blowing in. By storm I mean 6 minutes of hard core rain. The folks on the Yellow beach were worried, everyone was packing up. Many dinghies heard people on and off the islands in boat loads.

On the second dingy ride of 30+ people, we over heard”

“Hey, there’s Sugar Shack, thats where we were getting our WiFi”. Almost yelled back, you are welcome, but I too was hiding from the rain storm and had been on shore using the bar’s WiFi and had left Sugar Shack connected to some place far far away, but was doing what it was supposed to. Provide WiFi hops for everyeone. Checked the stats, 200Mb was uploaded while we were gone. Sweet, love a good pirate.

Pasta and chicken and Mackeral for dinner, twas okay, need more skills on the fish side, and or more provisions at the end of the trip.

Cheers.

Wayne and Matt managed to catch 4 Barracuda, 1 mystery fish, 1 mackerel, and 1 tuna. We kept the last two and tossed the rest back. Tuna has been great but the mackerel hasn’t hit the grill yet.