After we left Little Harbor we moved around ½ mile to the
north to anchor off of Lynard Cay.
Entrance to Little Harbor can be navigated only at high tide so we had a
fixed time to leave.
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Lynard Cay to Treasure Cay |
Anchorage was very simple, 15’ deep with sandy bottom off of a sand beach. After a brief visit to the beach where we
found a nice Conch shell, dinner was onboard.
A 9:00 departure the next day saw us arrive in Treasure Cay at
12:30.
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Entrance to Treasure Cay |
After lunch, Jeffie and I did a walk along the beach. It is amazing to see the beautiful clear
aquamarine water. The sand is very fine,
white and not hot but it is soft and not easy to walk on.
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Coral on Beach
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Beach at Treasure Cay |
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Can you believe the colour of the water? |
Dinner was at the Treasure Sand resort. It is at the end of the beach so about 3
miles away, therefore a taxi ride was necessary. Our taxi was an old GM van working on it's third transmission, driven by Uncca Lou!! A very picturesque setting, looking out over
the beach in a covered, but outside venue.
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Dinner at Treasure Sands Resort |
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View from Restaurant |
Today the wind is howling.
25 kn gusting to 30. Lots of
boats came into the harbour today to escape the breeze. We have delayed our departure one more day as
the wind is supposed to continue to blow tomorrow and the trip through Whale
Cay would be bumpy to say the least.
We took the opportunity to measure the depth below Chuck’s props as he was not confident
that the offset was correct. I cheated
and put on my light weight wet suit and took a tip from the divers and poured
hot water into the suit, that worked much better. Used Chuck’s pony tank hung
around my neck, only problem was getting down as I was buoyant and had no
weight belt!!
Out for Pizza tonight.
Talk later
Great pic of everyone! Water is so pretty. Keep up the great blogs!
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