Vanora feeling



Since a few days the weather is REALLY BAD! It is cloudy and raining a lot.
So insstead of the normal beach BBQ Romeo had grilled the lobsters and delivered them to the Vanora.

So we had again Vanora feeling with the hospitality of Peter, Tina and Chico. Simon and Sarah were also on the Vanora and so we had a wonderful evening.

Since the Vanora will stay south and we will head north it was also a sad evening since we said good bye. Only for now, not forever!

The weather was according to our mood. We cleared out in Canouan and then directly headed to Rodney bay.

So at midnight tonight we dropped the anchor. It was a wet ride and the wind angle was around 30-40 degrees.

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