We left Black Point about 8 and we got to Rudder Cut about 1. The wind was on our nose a bit so we traveled a further distance due to tacking on and offshore, so it took a little longer than expected but not a bad trip. We were able to sail all but the last couple miles. We trimmed steadily to maintain 7 knots over water, it was nice sailing.
Jumani and SYL are the only two boats now, Wings dropped off at Farmers Cay, they may catch up later. Our goal is to stage tomorrow evening (Saturday) for a short outside run to Georgetown of only 16 miles. Morning Glory is ahead of us a bit, they may already be in GT. The day was mostly overcast and windy, not the best day to enjoy Musha Cay but it was pretty as we drifted thru the shallows. Rudder Cut is as far as the big boats can go before taking the ocean side to GT, it’s an easy exit and it’s deep. From here on down if you draw 4’ it can be tricky taking the back roads. Luckily we only draw 3’-1”.
Mike, Jono, Laurie and I dinghied over to dove cay for a walkabout. It was nice on the remote beach, albeit a bit rough on the evening ride home. We gathered on Jumanji for evening drinks, laughed, joked and capped off the evening well.
SYL !!