Palm Beach, FL to West End, Grand Bahama
January 16, 2016
A pre-dawn departure placed us at Palm Beach Inlet just as the sun rose. From the horizon, sunlight cast a sparkling path onto sapphire seas, beckoning us eastward. Throughout the day the waves calmed more and more. The water took on a blue-green hue by the time we made landfall at West End. Best of all, the temperature turned warmer and warmer. The northwest Bahamas lie one hundred miles north of the Florida Keys, yet their weather is similar. Moving east, in this case, is just as good as going south.
As always, we’re grateful for the gift of a safe Gulf Stream crossing. Especially when it’s smooth sailing all the way.
January 16, 2016
A pre-dawn departure placed us at Palm Beach Inlet just as the sun rose. From the horizon, sunlight cast a sparkling path onto sapphire seas, beckoning us eastward. Throughout the day the waves calmed more and more. The water took on a blue-green hue by the time we made landfall at West End. Best of all, the temperature turned warmer and warmer. The northwest Bahamas lie one hundred miles north of the Florida Keys, yet their weather is similar. Moving east, in this case, is just as good as going south.
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| Keith hoisting the Q (quarantine) flag before landfall, to be flown until clearing customs |
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| Old Bahama Bay Resort |
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| Old Bahama Bay Marina |
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All sunshine and sovereign is GOD, generous in gifts and glory….
It's smooth sailing all the way with GOD-of-the-Angel-Armies.
Psalm 84:11-12 MSG
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