We are no longer in West End and I can assure you we will sorely miss the spectacular sunsets from our anchorage. Each one was awe-inspiring, although we only saw one green flash in the whole time we were there. Not that we're complaining, but it was a really small one. We're still not complaining. This photo is just a bit blurry but I love it anyway because of the clouds on the horizon at the bottom of the sun.

We left West End yesterday morning and were anchored in French Harbour just a few hours later. From there we did some provisioning at the Eldon's grocery store but several items I was craving weren't available (cilantro being one, spring onions being another) so maybe we'll get lucky in Guanaja. I also forgot to get cabbage which is a staple on Skylark.

This morning early we motor sailed the 5 hours to Guanaja to wait out a cold front before clearing out and heading to Mexico. Several other boats left French Harbour after us and we were glad to get here early to get a good spot secured. The early bird gets the worm, right?