We motored to Peak Lake, turning into the "lake" after the green buoy
The forecast was for lots of rain for several days, so we decided to sit it out. We dinghyed to the beach. Nice, but did not have any cameras.
On Saturday, Wally and I scouted out a pavilion where we might have our final party.
I had to resew the Bimini cut out for the back stays. My idea with Velcro was starting to fail. I was able to stitch it.
I reorganized the food distribution on BELLUM.
Chiheb called; he didn't see any need for a SIM card. I insisted on giving him mine from my home automation system that Chris installed. We also agreed that there was no good opening to cross to the Bahamas for quite a while and decided he would spend Christmas Eve with Marie and come on Christmas Day and return to work on January 6. This was a significant relief for me as it would give me time to provision Bellum from December 18 to 24 and let me spend some time with Sandrito.
Saturday night was very windy and rainy. Sunday morning was sunny, and I decided to do more boat work.
I removed, inspected, and cleaned the speed transducer, which had been intermittent for a few days. Remove and check the depth transducer since the V-berth was empty. Clean the strainer for the wash-down pump, which was prudent. It would not prime easily afterwards. Rested. Updated journals, tidy and clean. Rested
Final Party at the Pavilion, followed by dinner at Taylor Beach House Cafe.
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