We were there for four days...but we seriously got attached...Goodbye to Charisa, Pam, Joe, Tomas, Levi, Linda, Leona, Velma, Maxine, Frances, Captain Fishy (Grandpa, head of clan) Sarah, Justin, Mark, Debs, Beth and Gary, Ian and Ann and Kenny (thanks for the new weather site: magic seaweed) who's a fly fisherman!

We got a chance to sail for a bit...slow as it was to Virgin Gorda to clear out of the BVI's...and the only excitement for us that night was a beauty contest and the contestants were having a photo session just outside of Customs. Poor guy at the Immigration desk was having a hissey fit trying to see the action...so we assured him we were not in a hurry.

Spent the next day sailing to St. John! The time was short here too, with the only excitement being the entrance into Maho Bay, through the Fungi Pass. It's pretty cool squeezing between two mountains with tg the reefs encroaching into the cut from both sides! We can't even look at the guide because we took a mooring at Cinnamon Bay! No more said...gotta go!!!!

We collected water, caught some 'zzzzzs' and arrived here in Yacht Haven, the eastern side of Charlotte Amalie this afternoon!

We are still having crazy weather...arrived in what seems to be the fashion of late: squally, sopping, dripping...gotta dry out style!

We got on-line in Virgin Gorda, Saba Rock, and found a replacement for our
'flower' here in St. Thomas! Welcome back to the United States and a driven population. This is the prop we've been using on the Yamaha since we chewed it up in Guadeloupe!