Early yesterday evening we had sundowners on Shooting Star with Fred and Ruth Ann as well as Roger and Chris from Oceanus. We all hail from Cambridge, MD and all happen to be in the same harbor at the same time. It was a lot of fun to catch up and share boating stories. This morning we raised the anchor and moved over to the other side of the harbor for some snorkeling. After returning to Breeze On we moved back to Masters Harbour. We want to be here for the next cold front—expected in a few days—but also because it is quieter here. Not as many dinghies and other motor boats zipping around. The ship that had run aground was able to get free sometime before we got up this morning. We aren’t sure how they managed to do it.
Crews from Breeze On, Oceanus and Shooting Star. The stuck ship is in the background.
We haven’t been able to identify the mound in the middle but thought it was interesting.
There was quite a variety of coral.
Well camouflaged sand diver fish in the middle of the photo. It never moved, not even its fins.
Crews from Breeze On, Oceanus and Shooting Star. The stuck ship is in the background.
We haven’t been able to identify the mound in the middle but thought it was interesting.
There was quite a variety of coral.
Well camouflaged sand diver fish in the middle of the photo. It never moved, not even its fins.
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