Category: Sailing

  • Pig Beach

    Pig Beach

    We dropped the mooring at Wardrick Wells and left the field with more grace than when we entered. Of course the current was running the wrong way, but there was just enough space to turn the boat around without having to back up. Heard a boat calling later on the radio that ran aground on…

  • Land Exploration

    Land Exploration

    Yesterday was a day of land exploration. In the lat 1700’s Waderick Wells had a settlement with a hemp plantation. After school we headed down to the other end of the island in the dinghy and anchored on a sand flat. The trails are well marked and we climbed the hill next to an old…

  • Emerald Rock

    Emerald Rock

    Noah Diving Hi again from Warderick Wells. We obviously like this spot. After school yesterday, Noah and I tried the floating tricycle at Powerful Beach. It was a real workout to keep even with the current. Building a big sandcastle was more our speed. In the afternoon we spent more time snorkeling around Emerald Rock,…

  • Bananaquits

    Bananaquits

    Good morning!  What is a bananaquit?  They are the resident finch-like bird here at park HQ. A little bit of sugar on your hand and they come and lick out of your palm. We met them first at the park service office and then had one fly down into the cabin. They are cute with…

  • Warderick Wells

    Warderick Wells

    Greetings from Warderick Wells mooring ball #13. This is HQ for the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park and we arrived shortly after lunch today. Yesterday was another relaxing day at Shroud, where Noah went off and played with kids from Contented Turtle and See U Manana. They all crowded into a dinghy and went…

  • Shroud Cay

    Shroud Cay

    Greetings from Shroud Cay The wind is still blowing 20 with gusts to 30, but it is mostly sunny and the water is clear. After school we headed to the Cay to try and find Camp Driftwood, a hill where a hermit once lived and, in more recent times, where drug enforcement agents observed the…