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Harbinger reaches the tropic of cancer

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April 21st 2010
Published: April 22nd 2010
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Hi everyone, sorry for the long delay in posting this page, but there really wasn't anywhere with sufficient band width to download the images. Anyway it took us 32 days to sail from Nassau to George Town in the southern Exumas and what a wonderful time we have had. We have seen storms, 3 inches of rain in half an hour! Lots of sunshine and quite a lot of wind. There are 365 islands in the Exuma ... Read Full Entry



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Hi The work is almost done and the plans are set to return to my beloved Harbinger to carry on sailing. As of April 18th 2014 I will be free of the daily grind and I can finally become a nomad. I will wander as the weather and the whim takes me, sometimes sailing, sometimes by road, but wander I will. Come along, it'll be fun. Bob... full info
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Harbinger near Great Guana Cay.Harbinger near Great Guana Cay.
Harbinger near Great Guana Cay.
20. House on Little Farmers Cay20. House on Little Farmers Cay
20. House on Little Farmers Cay
21. little harbour on Little Famers Cay.21. little harbour on Little Famers Cay.
21. little harbour on Little Famers Cay.
22. Jeremy and Carla outside Brenda's Cafe and shop on Little Farmers Cay. Brenda serves the best burgers ever.22. Jeremy and Carla outside Brenda's Cafe and shop on Little Farmers Cay. Brenda serves the best burgers ever.
22. Jeremy and Carla outside Brenda's Cafe and shop on Little Farmers Cay. Brenda serves the best burgers ever.
23. The wreak of a Haitian refuge boat on Little Farmers Cay. 69 soles saves.23. The wreak of a Haitian refuge boat on Little Farmers Cay. 69 soles saves.
23. The wreak of a Haitian refuge boat on Little Farmers Cay. 69 soles saves.
24. Town quay, Little Famers Cay.24. Town quay, Little Famers Cay.
24. Town quay, Little Famers Cay.
25. Sunset at the southern end of Halls Pond Cay.25. Sunset at the southern end of Halls Pond Cay.
25. Sunset at the southern end of Halls Pond Cay.
Traditional Bahamian boats preparing to race in George Town.Traditional Bahamian boats preparing to race in George Town.
Traditional Bahamian boats preparing to race in George Town.
Our very kind and good friends Molly and Jason.Our very kind and good friends Molly and Jason.
Our very kind and good friends Molly and Jason.
Jason and son PorterJason and son Porter
Jason and son Porter
Baby Porter, aged 15 months aboard Southern Star.Baby Porter, aged 15 months aboard Southern Star.
Baby Porter, aged 15 months aboard Southern Star.
Boarding Southern Star with supperBoarding Southern Star with supper
Boarding Southern Star with supper
Me hauling up the anchorMe hauling up the anchor
Me hauling up the anchor
BobBob
Bob
Sailing scene, Elizabeth Harbour George Town.Sailing scene, Elizabeth Harbour George Town.
Sailing scene, Elizabeth Harbour George Town.



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