Day 71 Governor’s Harbor Eleuthera


 



Ali exhausted after our walk!

This morning we continued our chore list, and Jessica wiped the mold off the ceiling of Methuselah. I changed the diesel fuel filter and then we picked up and sailed further south and ended up in Governors Harbor.  We strolled the town with Ali on high alert for stray dogs. This town used to be the capital of the Bahamas, now it is simply a place to stop midway down Eleuthera. Just wish they had a dinghy dock as we had to tie up to some jagged limestone.   We  walked the town and 

enjoyed the Christmas lights….then came back to the boat and made a pizza.  

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  1. Wanda and MikeDecember 31, 2025 at 12:59 PM

    The greens look so green. The blues look so blue. Your smiles are bright and we we enjoy seeing them. Here everything is kind of brown and crusty

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