As we were sailing from Old Bight to Fernandez Bay at a blistering four knots George took the opportunity to use the garden sprayer to spray the salt off the dodger windows. The sprayer comes in handy to wash off the salt we get from salt spray during times when we don’t get rain.
Spraying the salt off of the windows.
Encrusting red sponge at top of photo.
Rope sponge.
Although it was interesting snorkeling through the rock formation we both thought we had been spoiled by the fantastic snorkeling at Warderick Wells.
Blue tangs and grunts.
I can’t identify these fish yet. They swim in large schools near the surface. We often see them near the boat.
While at Fernandez Bay we took a dinghy ride through Fernandez Creek, snorkeled around the rock in the middle of the bay, and ate a late lunch at the resort.
This morning we will motor back to Old Bight and stay for another few days.
Spraying the salt off of the windows.
Encrusting red sponge at top of photo.
Rope sponge.
Although it was interesting snorkeling through the rock formation we both thought we had been spoiled by the fantastic snorkeling at Warderick Wells.
Blue tangs and grunts.
I can’t identify these fish yet. They swim in large schools near the surface. We often see them near the boat.
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