It’s the latest trend, created by and us and practiced probably only by us: Speed Tourism. Because you can’t see everything and some things require less time than others.
9am – Depart Culebra and a quick sail to Culebrita, a little island just north and east of Culebra.
10am – Drop anchor in the most scenic anchorage ever.
10:15am – snorkel
11am – dinghy to shore and hike up to old lighthouse.
11:20am – scold Stéphane for climbing old lighthouse with crumbling walls.
11:35am – praise Stéphane for the amazing photos he took atop the crumbling walls of the lighthouse.
Our Culebrita anchorage from the lighthouse.Lighthouse ruins.
noon – back in boats and off to St. Thomas
3:30pm – drop anchor in St. Thomas anchorage. (Our first anchorage in St. Thomas – right in front of then airport – Jet Blue taking off over Slow Flight).
4:30pm – dingy’d to shore enjoying the local drinks with a view
The Grizz (Winnebago View - active duty)
1,800 miles and counting
The Hungry hippo (Popup camper - retired)
1,200 miles
The Gruffalo (Tow behind camper - retired):
12,000 miles and counting
The Baby Bison (Tow behind toy hauler - retired):
7000+ miles
Maine > New Mexico + adventures in between
The Great White Buffalo (5th wheel camper - retired):
3,000 miles
Free Range (Slocum 37 sailboat - resting; getting overhauled in Nova Scotia):
Traveled 2,400 nautical miles from Oriental, NC > Antigua (end of the road).
