Mileage: 19.1 miles
Time: 3 hours 11 minutes
Average SOG: 6 mph
10:53:28 AM 2.9 mi 0:30:13 6 mph 234° true N18 43.215 W64 23.061
11:23:41 AM 4.5 mi 0:30:00 9 mph 168° true N18 41.751 W64 25.220
11:53:41 AM 3.9 mi 0:30:00 8 mph 169° true N18 37.956 W64 24.379
12:23:41 PM 3.5 mi 0:30:20 7 mph 169° true N18 34.656 W64 23.707
12:54:01 PM 2.1 mi 0:30:03 4 mph 153° true N18 31.683 W64 23.084
1:24:04 PM 0.5 mi 0:30:40 1.0 mph 76° true N18 30.073 W64 22.204
1:54:44 PM 21 ft 0:10:01 0.0 mph 247° true N18 30.181 W64 21.756
2:04:45 PM N18 30.180 W64 21.759
We came back to Saba Rock by the Bitter End today. While slowly cruising around the bay looking for a place to anchor, low and behold…there was our old boat! We saw the new owners just as they saw us. We yelled over to them "HEY! We used to own that boat!" They said they already knew and invited us aboard. How strange to go get back on board after 3 three years. It was a very nice visit. They are going to come to see our boat next week. Returning to our boat after an early dinner at Saba, we went past a leopard 45 the same time in charter at the same time as our first SEAMAN’S ELIXIR and who were in the Moorings Owners Group, s/v Sails Call. Surprisingly, the owner was aboard. He and his wife came back in their dinghy to see our boat. What a small world.
We did have a chance to visit with Peter and Darcy. They purchased a new house in St. Croix and are as happy as ever. They will only be working as crew 6 months out of the year starting next year. In addition, as they will be in their new house during the Holidays said we should visit them there when we bring the boat back to the BVI and USVI for the winter.
Sailing adventures aboard a PDQ Antares 44i 