Georgetown, Great Exuma Island — 03•19•22 After provisioning and jugging fuel to Trouble I was ready to get out of town and head back to the Raggeds. I wanted to try the backway through Pudding Cut. To do that I needed to stop at Williams Bay, Lee Stocking Island. Last season I stopped here quick …
Shortcuts
Somewhere In The Raggeds — 03•14•22 Trouble was running low again on veggies and snacks. So while planning an exit out of the Raggeds to George Town, I wanted to try a few shortcuts. One was the notorious Hog Cay Cut, which can save you at least four hours. But what it really does, is …
Back to the Raggeds
Thompson Bay, Long Island — 02•26•22 I was up early and prepping Trouble for heading back the Raggeds. Trouble should have good wind and easy sail. I was hoping to make good time and see if I could get all the way to Buena Vista Cay, which is 84 nm. The wind was nice but …
Skirting The Danger Zone
Hog Cay, Ragged Islands — 02•18•22 Running out of food and dinghy gas I had to start thinking about working my way out of the Raggeds and getting to “civilization”. But, first I had to do the inaugural Valentine’s Day Party that Maxine from Ragged Island puts on every year for the cruisers at the …
Barracuda Alley
George Town, Great Exuma — 01•27•22 After provisioning up at George Town with cash, food, fuel, and propane, I headed back to Thompson Bay, Long Island to wait out the next blow before heading south down the Jumentos. My hope was to spearfish and lobster every day. Little did I know what was waiting for …