Leaving



John and his family left us just at sunset to go back to Sweden. The water taxi picked them up and drove them to Soufriere.



We also set sail just 20 minutes later and are currently heading towards Rodney Bay where we will arrive around 2300 local time. LinoCat will be anchored in the bay since i am sure the water shortage is still existent and in the bay we can produce our own water.



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John R said…
Hi Michael and thanks for the week! It has been wonderful for all of us. Now we are back in the Nordic winter.
March 7, 2010 at 10:24 AM
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