We are not sure if we are ready to leave this place or not. There has been some discussion of heading south into the open water until we are tracked down.

This has been a common occurrence every night where several of the boys will sleep out in their hammocks, on the cockpit benches, or even in the sail bag.

We had about a half mile trek on Sandy Cay to see hermit crabs, lizards, and angry seagulls when you get too close to their nest.

We made it to Sandy Cay which is known for the Corona beach photos.

Jacob took us on one of the hardest points of sail today on a wing and wing downwind run. If you look closely you will see that there is a sail out on each side as we prepare to sail the tight slot between the upcoming islands.

Thomas receives instruction as he takes over as captain of the sailboat today.