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Yes. It is beautiful and refreshing there. Plan to stop there again in the future.

Good question! I haven't been promoting it everywhere and probably because of no young nubile bodies all the time!

It's a beautiful place to visit. And the lovely ladies we met made it even more wonderful.

There is only one St. John. Love Trunk Bay.

@@davidalbright7335 It is beautiful there.

We don't have the raymarine linked to the B&G. They are two separate systems. Our raymarine only has AIS and radar. We mainly use the raymarine for radar.

@SailingSVHuntress no worries, I am about to install the hydraulic version of that AP and was thinking about trying to link our raymarine in. Mostly just for the screen mirror option but have heard mixed reviews about linking the 2 brands

Thank you for watching.

Coming down the 50 steps beforehand made my legs shaky. If they weren't shaky I probably would have jumped.

It is in the Puerto Plata Dominican Republic.

It was a blast! If you ever go there, you should try it.

Thanks. I know you love bird songs.

Thank you. Glad you enjoy them.

Thanks. It's kind of a reality check.

Thanks. It was fun.

Yes. They were.

Right? It was really cool to watch. Plus a fun evening altogether.

There was a ton of soot from the cruise ships all over the boat. After a rainstorm, we wiped the windows down. But then, as you sail the salt spray gets everywhere too.

Yes, they will.

Thanks for watching and subscribing to the channel.

Yes.

Now you're well rested.

We didn't use them because you should put at least a safety harness on connected to a halyard even when using the mast steps. Another reason is the steps are too difficult to use compared to being hoisted up. Also the mast steps only go to the first spreaders, not to the top of the mast.

@@SailingSVHuntress Thanks for your explanation, however, I must say, as I have been up many masts I would still prefer the mast steps with a safety harness, then for above the spreaders help from the winch. But that's only my opinion.

Pullies? Do you mean blocks??? Wheel? Sheaves... Jeez.

@@RevDrMalamaRobinson Not sure what you're referring to.

The links have been added to the description. This is a super useful tool.

It is a cool museum. A friend mentioned it, so we thought, why not?

Thank you Lee! Hope you had a wonderful Mother's day as well.

Thanks for watching. Beautiful area in the Chesapeake.

We loved it there. So dog friendly and wonderful people.

Thanks. There are limited colors and it was time for a change.

Thanks.

Normally we would but that would put us from 6+ knots down to 2-3 knots and when we go across sandbars at entrances to harbors, we prefer to do it in the light. The slower speeds would mean we would have to sail into the night and enter the harbor in the dark. We try our best to arrive at an unknown anchorage in the light. Safety first!

Haul outs are a pain but you do feel good about splashing again.

It is a beautiful city. You did mention a restaurant in Charleston. Maybe the next time we are there, we can find it and eat there.

Wow as in what? The head or the unplanned swim?

Agreed. So we found out.

That's where we saw it.

We agree with you. Lady K Sailing does reviews on boats if you want to check them out. www.youtube.com/@LadyKSailing

Would you wear those shoes on a sailboat? Apparently it was just for photos.

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Can't please everyone.

I'll sub to cancel it out.

Will check them out.

It is exciting to see air shows. She has embraced this lifestyle.

Thank you.

She does add to the video.

These are the stands that hold the boat upright while on land.

Glad you like it.

Yeah, it’s too hot to do it any other way. Clothes are for the birds anyhow.

@@bravofighter It was hot out!

Yep. Having someone else do the work for you.

Haul out, splash, sandblasting, week on the hard, paint and supplies - about $2k.

Thanks.