Day 276, Tuesday March 25th
Another very windy day ahead. We head into the coffee shop early in order
to post some blogs. After blogging it is
time for laundry. We head over to the
lighthouse marina as we had been told it is not as expensive as the
marina. That information however was
wrong. Hopetown has the most expensive
laundry so far in the Bahamas. It is $10
to do a load of wash and dry, a sad way to spend $20, but a necessity. We are surprised to see another Caliber 40 in
the harbour. This one at the lighthouse
marina. After we toss 2 loads of wash in
we head over to say hello to Cresenda which is a 2006 Caliber 40 owned by Mary
Jane and Melvyn of Virginia.
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| Dark sky over Hope Town |
We are welcomed on board and have a lovely Caliber
chat. Not many changes to the boat from
our 1998 to 2006. They have modified the
stern railing though which makes the stern chairs much more useful. Otherwise they look pretty much the
same. After our visit, Dawson heads back
to the mothership as it looks like some very dark clouds are approaching, while
Julie tends to the laundry and has a poke around the gift shop. By the time laundry was done and Julie was
radioing Dawson for a pickup it was raining hard, but luckily only for about 10
minutes.
We spend the rest of the day lazily reading. Dawson has completed his one job of the day
which was to remount the barbeque.
Cheers
Julie and Dawson
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