We arrived here early Sunday morning and anchored. When we left Guana Cay the wind was starting to come into our cove and the waves were picking up. We motored out of the cove and put the jib up. Away we went towards Marsh Harbor. Not too bad a trip, a few waves but nothing over a couple of feet. We came into the harbor and tried to find a spot that was not in the traffic channel. We anchored way in near the marinas on the south side of the harbor. We put on the coffee pot and have breakfast, it was only about an hours trip across.
We hear on the cruisers net that it is Super Bowl Sunday. There are lots of parties planned for tonight. We go ashore to the grocery store. It is a big store with lots of supplies. The prices are quite a bit higher than home, but you can find some sales and there is lots to choose from. We chat with guy who came over to our boat to check out a smaller version of his. He was heading eventually towards Columbia and through the Panama Canal all by himself. He worked from his boat on the internet. It was very calm in the harbor today and we sat out this afternoon relaxing. David saw one of the turtles swimming around the boats. As I am writing this today one is going by. They recommend that you don't swim in this harbor. It looks clear but is probably polluted.
Today we went into town and walked around. We got the info on wifi and as you can see we got it. We should be able to pick it up at most of our locations for the next couple of months. We went into a few stores for marine supplies, had one of the best cinnamon rolls I have ever had, fresh and heated. We may leave here this afternoon or tomorrow morning. The weather looks great for the next few days with light winds. We hope they stay down so we can go exploring on the outer islands without worrying about high winds.