Some Impressions from PSV



From Clifton we were motoring against the wind to Petit St Vincent (PSV) where we anchored over white sand.

The snorkeling on the outer reef was great. Andi dropped us with the dinghy and the current brought us back to LinoCat.









There was also some work to do and so the Spectra watermaker became two new filters, a 5micron and 20micron filter element.








After sooooo much work it was time for a swim again.










Chris and Lani also enjoyed the 28 Celcius war water. It looked like a bath tub and it felt like one too!















Lani was licking all the saltwater from the swimring and even put her face into the water.















Looks a little bit like paradise....

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