Yes…I am missing home big time. Our trip to the US was supposed to bring back some enthusiasm regarding sailing the Caribbean islands but it didn’t happen…probably we miss home too much.<\/p>\n
I admire those, who probably knew how things work, and soon after their Caribbean landing took a flight home for a few weeks.<\/p>\n
We were back in Martinique and the moved at anchor. A few more days at the beach and eventually we decided to sail south.<\/p>\n
The dirtiness, wild west aspect of the Caribbeans had got us. I grew tired of becoming a target, the typical ignorant tourist, for most of the locals selling us whatever. This year, places deemed to be safe from burglary and theft, like the Rodney Bay Marina, were not…receiving incident reports twice a week.<\/p>\n
We sailed south to the island of Mustique. This is the “island of billionaires”, a private island where cruisers are still allowed to get on land. Although quite expensive, it gave me a break from the Caribbean “wild west”. I don’t need anymore to lock my dinghy, my boat or watch my belongings with a hawk’s eye.<\/p>\n
The waters are clear and we did some snorkeling, around a coral reef seeing the colored tropical fish just a few meters from the beach. Even Paul did and saw Dory, a blue fish from “Finding Nemo”.<\/p>\n
Internet is still scarce, and blogging difficult so I guess I will have to catch up when back in Europe, which will happen somewhere in the second half of March. We have a lot of photos from the US and some from our snorkeling here. Alina took a serious number of photos from the car, while I was driving, and despite my scepticism regarding their quality some are really good.<\/p>\n
I’m running out of battery!<\/p>\n
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Chat soon<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yes…I am missing home big time. Our trip to the US was supposed to bring back some enthusiasm regarding sailing the Caribbean islands but it didn’t happen…probably we miss home too much. I admire those, who probably knew how things work, and soon after their Caribbean landing took a flight home for a few weeks. … Continue reading Home sickness<\/span>