Posted by: nicawaters | April 26, 2010
Pictures – Little Inagua through Georgetown
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Approaching Little Inagua – wing-on-wing with the genoa poled out |
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Mahi caught on the way to Little Inagua from Turks & Caicos. This guy hopped off the deck after the first gaffing… but we got him on the second try. |
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Calypso at anchor in Little Inagua |
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Underway to Hogsty from Little Inagua. Sailing wing-on-wing with genoa poled out – and occasionally surfing. |
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NW Cay at Hogsty, with stone beacon, and light (works!). The cay is tiny… just a couple hundred yards long. Not much protection to anchor here. |
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Wrecked liberty ship at Hogsty Reef |
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Wrecked small freight boat “Lady Eagle” at Hogsty Reef. |
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Beachcombing on SW Cay ay Hogsty, with Lady Eagle in the background. Amazing shelling here. |
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Castle Island, with lighthouse (works!), wrecked coastal freighter (definitely does not work), and Calypso (still working, for now). Neat spot – but need calm weather to stay here. |
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Delectable Bay, bight of Acklins. Pretty desolate and rocky. |
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Albert Town, Long Cay, Crooked |
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French Wells, Crooked |
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Bird Rock lighthouse, Crooked (works!) |
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Mahi caught on the way from Crooked to Long Island |
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Dean’s Blue Hole, Long Island. The world free dive championships were being held there. The hole goes down to 660 ft. The free divers reach 300+ ft. |
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Gordons, Long Island. Wrecked Bahamian fishing smack. |
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Calypso anchored in Dollar Harbour, Long Island. |
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The beach at Conch Cay, Dollar Harbour. |
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Pigeon Cay, Great Exuma. |
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Family Island Regatta – Class B sloop. |
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Family Island Regatta – B Class sloop. |
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Family Island Regatta – Class B sloop. |
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Family Island Regatta – Class A sloop “Anna Nicole”. Jeremy crewed with these guys on Friday and Sat. Not a very competitive boat, but you can only get so serious on a big pink boat reportedly previously owned by Anna Nicole Smith… |
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Great pictures…some definiet keepers there.
What an adventure !!!!!!!!!!!!
By: Mark on April 27, 2010
at 7:15 pm
The pictures are great — and the fish and wrecks are so much bigger than I had expected!
By: Julie Munson on April 28, 2010
at 8:21 pm
Fabulous photos and details of your adventures.
Vicariously exploring these places with you has been unbelievable…you have spoiled us all!
Thanks for the memories!!!!!
MOM
By: MOM on April 30, 2010
at 5:29 pm
Way to go, Calypso! Maddie’s photo in Cruising World is wonderful…hope the rest of the family isn’t jealous. Let us know when to expect your return; Jackson Creek’s channel has gotten so thin you may need dolphin escorts.
By: Karen Soule on May 23, 2010
at 12:59 am