Now, let's think about this. We're on a sailboat,
eight of us, equipped with a Hobie One small sailboat, a two-person ocean
kayak, scuba tanks, fishing rods, lots of food and drink, but we still
need something else to add excitement to our otherwise boring (only kidding)
lives. So, what do we do? We hang a rope behind the dinghy, grab onto
the rope and get dragged at high speeds as Capt. Jeff maneuvers the dinghy
around the rocks and coral heads. Are we crazy or what?
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Mike, Jim and Cheryl being dragged behind the dinghy |
<-- Ken and Darla in the surf Anne and I in the surf --> |
<-- Jim enjoying a bit of champagne with lunch while Cheryl looks on Anne and Art eating another superb lunch prepared by Mary, the cook --> |
Art reeling in another Spanish Mackerel under the expert guidance of Daisy |
Janet catches her first fish, a Tuna |
Jim enjoying Sushi |
As we sailed between these beautiful secluded beaches the fishing tournament continued. We finally coerced Janet into joining and she landed her first fish, a Tuna. Mike, on the other hand, was to busy with a beer in one hand and some snacks in the other hand to grab a pole and join in. |
Mike, Janet and Jim |
One of the great things about this trip was the bonding of good friends. We spent virtually every waking minute in the presence of these good friends and there was lots of time to sit back, relax and talk about whatever might come to mind. With our separations and busy schedules we don't get enough time to spend with our friends and this was a wonderful opportunity to do just that. |
Mike enjoying the Sunset |
The setting Sun over Tortolla |
With day 4 behind us we settled into a nice little cove on Guana Island for the night. Continue to the next page for Day 5 .... |
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