We left the Bahamas last Monday, May 21st and sailed to Vero Beach Florida. We have watched a steady stream of cruising boats leave as people head north to escape the coming hurricane season. Feeling just a little bit sad, we turned Foolish Heart west and headed towards the U.S. with the catamarans Sojourner and Second Chance accompanying us for the crossing. After reprovisioning in Vero Beach for a few days, we have started heading north on the Intracoastal Waterway. It should take about 31/2 weeks to get home, but of course that all depends on the weather. We have had to slow down and hang out in Titusville to let tropical depression Beryl get out of our way. We have decided to leave today to resume the journey north. The picture is from May 20th as we were crossing the Bahama banks, and Sojourner was sailing off our starboard side. Thanks to Linda Clayton for the great picture!