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We left Prime Cay anchorage and headed south to Georgetown. This is one of the areas that we have to go out into the Atlantic Ocean to get around shallow water. After a lumpy start, it turned out to be a great day. Fast Betty was with us and they fished and caught another large

Still in Spanish Wells, waiting for our boat part… Something simple in the US, but getting things to The Bahamas is a bit of a chore. We had been having a few issues while raising our anchor. It looked like the chain wobbled as it came up on the windlass (a wheel motor which raises

Hello again… playing catchup here. Continuing on…We arrived in Marsh Harbor and Fast Betty was already there. They made it across the Gulf Stream while we were still finishing up in Stuart. They are here to pick up Paul and Sue, more cruising friends who are not on their boat this year. They all decided

Welcome back to a new year of cruising on My Sharona.. We are happy to be back on the boat. We arrived in Stuart Florida, on November 1st, where My Sharona has been patiently waiting for us to return. We had a fun summer in Los Barriles, and the boat had some work done while

One picture to sum up the second half of our Bahamas Trip. Hello again Friends! All is well on “My Sharona”… we left off at Prime Cay. We spent a few days exploring this beautiful area. I’ve also shared some video clips at the end of the blog. Hope you enjoy. We found a perfect

We left My Sharona on a dock in Georgetown, Exuma, and flew back to the West Coast. We made a stop to visit with Wayne’s 91 year old Mom, Daughter Brittany and our 2 amazing Grandkids! Then packed the car and made the 2 day drive down to our home in Baja. We came home

Hello Again… Greetings from Georgetown. Since our friend Jamie was leaving, we drove the boat across the harbor to the “Town Anchorage”. We decided to take advantage of the great weather and took the a ride out to Hoopers Bay to see if we could find some turtles. Some of the tour boats take guests

We have settled into the Georgetown area… anchored at Monument Beach. I have had a few requests to hear about our life on the boat, so I thought I’d give you a little idea of the cruising life. While cruising the Exuma’s, we are basically “on the hook” (anchoring ) every night. We very seldom

We’ve had a couple of windy days, did some kiting, and decided to check in on our friends Connie and Crock on a nearby island. So great to see them again and their cute little beach cottage. The weather was still keeping us around Staniel Cay, so we decided to make a side trip up