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Tahiti Beach

Low tide at 4 pm – let’s head for Tahiti Beach.  With a full moon, it’s a low, low tide.  Continue reading →

MOW Flea Market

We’re off to Man O’ War’s annual flea market – to raise $$$ for its primary school.  We leave early Continue reading →

Racing???

Fifteen of us helped get Rage ready for HopeTown Sailing Club’s race day.  She’s a 28’ Class A traditional Bahamian Continue reading →

Snorkeling the Sandy Cays

Ready to go snorkeling?  The Bahamas has the third most extensive coral reef system in the world.  Here in the Continue reading →

Dolphins

“Dolphins in the harbor,” came the cry on the net (radio channel 68) in HopeTown harbor.  So up we popped Continue reading →

Racing–Day 2

A glorious day in paradise.  Perfect temperature, beautiful blue-green water, and flying on the pries of the Abaco Rage, a Continue reading →

Race Day

A dozen cruising boats sailed on the Sea of Abaco for day 1 of a two day race sponsored by Continue reading →

Sunfish Sailing

A fleet of Sunfish sailboats is available to members of the Hope Town Sailing Club.   So I checked one out Continue reading →

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