We left Staniel Cay just before dawn yesterday morning and had a great downwind 60 mile sail to George Town. We wanted to time our exit through the cut as close to slack tide as we could. Otherwise the wind would be opposing the incoming tide and we would be bashing into large, steep waves. We must have timed it right because the cut was quite calm. We anchored in Masters Harbour in the late afternoon where we had good protection from the NW winds. George ran the water maker this morning and it all went smoothly and our water tank is now full. Hooray! After that we raised the anchor and moved closer to town to make it more convenient to run a few errands. As we approached our anchorage we saw a supply ship which appears to have run aground trying to get to the government dock.
Sun rising as we leave Staniel Cay.
Ship aground in George Town.
Sun rising as we leave Staniel Cay.
Ship aground in George Town.
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