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Or is it?

A little city life at last in San Juan

Approaching The Baths in the British Virgin Islands

The Baths, when you enter them, are monumental.

We had our last breakfast with Rebecca at Maho Bay where we had spent Thanksgiving and Christmas

Spanish Virgins and Puerto Rico

Liberator and Cénou alone in the vast anchorage of Vieques.

Beach time with "Liberator", Naomi, Thom, JT and Zoei in southern Puerto Rico

Gerd, our German windsurf instructor, supply boat driver and great host in Puerto Rico

24 hours out of Boqueron, Puerto Rico and on our third squall

48 hours out of Boqueron and a vast improvement all around

Arrival in Abraham Bay, Mayaguana. Greeted by a water spout while going through 7 miles of reefs.

The beauty of sailing. Six hours later 45 knots of wind and fire hose rain.

Clarence Town, Long Island

In Clarence Town, Long Island we had a great beach cook out with Veto

The girls from Cénou, Veto and Oceanus II played Rat A Tat Cat

Easter cookie decorating. We spent a week in Clarence town, holed up due to weather

Veto and Cénou visit a cave where Arawaks used to live. It is now used as a hurricane shelter.

The Exumas

Exuma Park. A beautiful place where we were also holed up by weather for five days or so.

Anouck and Norund, from Veto

The flats uncover at low tide and the girls run around on them

Cénou, Veto and Liberator pot luck.

Liberator is leaving us for good. So we all get together and feed the iguanas on the beach

Erik at work cleaning one of the 20 conchs we harvested. Fritters and ceviched followed.

Pigs might not fly but in the Bahamas they are good swimmers