Day 36


 




Well, our plan was to check in with customs today at Green turtle cay.  We called the customs lady and she indicated that she needed to catch the 3 o’clock ferry to get home. I need to get used to the island time thing. Sure is a good way to live .  So we anchored at manjack cay, and explored with the dinghy. We saw some juvenile turtles eating grass, and Kim stuck her head in the water with her mask looking for a reef, but we never could find it. We played a few rounds of wheel of Fortune and had a nice hobo pack for dinner. We were fortunate enough to see a couple dolphins playing in the bow wake, and see some bioluminescence in the water. We also saw another rocket takeoff from Cape Canaveral. 


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  1. AnonymousNovember 18, 2025 at 9:46 PM

    Now you’all are getting into the swing of island living..,Enjoy… Dad

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