On Wednesday morning we left the Crab Cay anchorage and had a delightful day of sailing 60 nautical miles to Mangrove Cay, a tiny island north of Grand Bahama. Just before 6 am on Thursday we left Mangrove Cay and set a course for the US. We had purchased a custom forecast from Chris Parker and his staff had given us the waypoints for the Gulf Stream entrance, the center of the Gulf Stream where the current is strongest, and the Gulf Stream exit. The wind was behind us and just light enough that we had to keep the engine on. In keeping with our new plan to run the engine at higher rpms, we kept it at 2200 rpms even though at times we were moving at 11 knots, with 4 knots of current helping us along. The seas weren’t too bad, mostly around four feet. When George gybed to head toward Brunswick at 4:50 am Friday morning the wind direction was less behind us and he could finally shut the engine off and sail for eight hours, until the wind shifted and we had to run the engine again. On...