We have settled into our usual Ragged Island routines—walking the beaches, snorkeling, gathering with others on the beach at sunset, in addition to completing chores. It is a relaxed pace that we both enjoy. The crowd in the anchorage has increased significantly. We now have twelve boats and have heard that more may be on the way. We are considering various options for leaving here—all depending on tides and wind direction and strength. Today’s best option appears to be leaving here on January 11. The forecast changes daily so, as I have heard others say, our decision is written in the sand at low tide.
Small tree that is managing to survive on top of rocks and sand.
Last evening’s sunset.
Saturday’s gathering. It was breezy and cooler than normal so people are rather bundled up.
Dinghies lined up for the evening gathering.
Small tree that is managing to survive on top of rocks and sand.
Last evening’s sunset.
It’s 18° here, but with the wind feels like 1°. Maybe that’s why there are so many more boats there than usual. Everyone wants to get away from here and be where you are, paradise!
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