Day 52 - Back to Man-O-War, Narrows Beach


12 ‘ deep.
 







Today we sailed a tad bit north to Fowl cay national Park, hoping to snorkel on the reef.  However, our fun for the day was delayed by a few hours due to a slight plumbing issue we had to sort out.  But all is good now!  The Mooring balls for dingy’s must’ve been blown off by hurricane Dorian, so we never could find the reef. Plus, the current was so strong I would not have been comfortable getting into the water.  But we got to explore a desolate beach and circled around the cay on the dinghy, which was absolutely beautiful. We ended up in the Narrows on Man-O-War cay where we have been before a week ago and met two couples on the beach for sundowners. It was fun to play Bachi Ball and chitchat with like-minded couples on the beach.  



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  1. Wanda and MikeDecember 5, 2025 at 8:14 PM

    Making friends and saving starfish!

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  2. Paul MillsDecember 6, 2025 at 8:04 PM

    you guys are looking good. I got first in today's winter series race- only because you were not racing!

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