Unrelenting Winds-Searching for a Place to Hide in the Bahamas -TINY BOAT LIVING RANGER TUG - Ep 64

Unrelenting winds have us once again searching for places to hide in the Berry Islands , Bahamas. We tried twice to dine at Flo's Famous Conch Bar and Restaurant but the winds had him closed for business. Maybe third time will be the charm? At least Chester's harbour is protected and shallow providing us with a safe anchorage for several nights.
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Thanks for sharing. We enjoy getting a look at the area and things to do. You two or very good at this and we appreciate you!! Stay safe and take care.

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Those bears are stunning

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Always good to catch up with your vids

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Awesome! Were in the middle of rebuilding our 65' power catamaran and can't wait to start our adventure as well!

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Love you vids! Nearing retirement-ish and looking at cabin cruiser options. Curious to learn from folk (who spend extended time on boats like this one), do you tend to get sea-sick? My family has grown up on our boat(s) on our local lake, and we have been on cruises. We've had no issues with sea-sickness. Curious, however, if a smaller boat on the OCEAN could be a reality check. Hate to eventually get our boat (prolly a 29-34 footer) and then learn one one of us is prone to getting sea-sick on the rolling ocean, which is no fun. I know everyone is different, but curious of other's experiences.