Muti

Sun May 1st 2022 - Bugger, Muti was so quiet now that our friends have returned to the real world. With a pending family visit looming    in Washington DC later in May we began our return passage. First stop was Green Turtle Cay, after ‘shooting the Whale’. The Whale is a cut in the reef which can get pretty treacherous; it was pretty benign for our    traverse. We anchored up and dinghy’ed    into the Settlement. As it was a Sunday the only open establishment serving a cold adult beverage was the Pineapple restaurant. We pulled in for a magnificent plate of french fries and rum drinks, yum yum… It was super quiet with only locals chilling. The town is under construction, following the persistent Dorian theme. Once restored it will be super. Mon May 2nd 2022 - After some provisioning we headed up to Rat Cay, a beautiful    quiet anchorage. Rob finished the underwater hull cleaning but it looks like it’s time to start again on the first hull he cleaned. Remind me why we insisted on a tw

24th Apr 2022 - Wrapped up the week at Great Guana Cay. Two restaurants on the island, one on the windward side, Nippers, with spectacular views of the coral reef and the other, Grabbers (tuna poke was outrageous), in Fishers Bay. We spent a thoroughly enjoyable week walking the beaches and dinghy rides around the Cay. Dorian destruction very apparent.    On one dinghy excursion buzzed through Bakers Bay north on the island, an exclusive private community for the rich (and famous?). Nobody waved at us as we cruised past in our beat up rubber dinghy; no evidence of Dorian here! We are still amazed at how friendly the local folks are, always quick to smile and engage if prompted with conversation. One older gentleman working in a nursery walked with us    to show us the correct path; we were lost and asked directions. Who knew Google maps doesn’t work everywhere. Finally left Great Guana Cay   heading back to Marsh Harbor to pick up our dear friends,  the Enslin’s, who will be joining us