We are slowly moving forward with plans to get the boat repaired after the accident last week. We have been very fortunate that the sailing community is so incredibly supportive and well connected. We have had so many people offer support and help to get Seasura in a state ready to travel to a repair location. We truly appreciate this support. In particular, we have some amazing people that supported us the night it happened and even made us breakfast the next morning when we were recovering. They also helped pick up supplies for the repair and generally checked in daily. I feel so lucky to have such lovely people…

Turns out Georgetown is quite the hub for cruisers. We have come across several boats that spend several months here in Georgetown. Otherwise, it is full of cruisers that are traveling around the Bahamas and taking stopping here to take advantag of the shops. There are few more shops here than you will find in most of the smaller islands and cays. I say a few more shops, because there are still only a very few. When we first ‘landed’ in Georgetown it seemed that the island had invested very little into infrastructure. Downtown lacks sidewalks and the roads are spotted with potholes. But then, when we caught a cab…