The clouds have turned from grey to white, the late afternoon sun coloring them deep pink.
We are anchored in Rodney Bay again after a comfortable sail from Martinique in a 15 knots wind.
The ARC (Atlantic Rally for Cruisers) boats are coming in, four or five a day, looking majestic with all their sails up until the finish line.
It was calm and rainy for days, we welcomed the wind, that pushed the clouds elsewhere. The life on the beach woke up again, umbrellas adding the colour to lashes green trees and bushes, that in the rainy season reached almost all the way to the water.
Most of our sailing friends have left to sail north, avoiding ARC crowd of over 200 boats. Some went home for the holidays. 'NADA' is waiting for the new batteries, that should arrive this week. Then we'll be heading south.
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| Le Marin beauty |
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| The advantage of the autopilot |
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| Tired |
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| We have a visitor |
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| Drying a spinnaker at the dock |
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