Comentarii la: Cel mai bun mod de a experimenta Baia Queens [Catamaran Sailing Bahamas]

De: Douglas Robbie

Douglas Robbie — Mon, 08 May 2023 02:48:14 +0000

Nice location with a natural bubble bath and great company.
If you happen to stop at Governor's Harbour, try to walk/get a ride to French Leave Beach on the eastern side of the island. Great pink sand beach and used to be the site of Club Med Eleuthera. It was damaged by a hurricane in late 90's early 2000s but Club Med decided to take the insurance money and not rebuild. Club Med used charter jets (707's) to fly people to nearby airport and resort employed a lot of local people. There still may be some ruins there, but the attraction is the pink sand beach.

De: Tom Brown

Tom Brown — Mon, 08 May 2023 00:52:30 +0000

Great video guys. I have added the Queen's Bath to our travel list. Thanks for sharing the insiration as well. I have sat in my electrical closet for over 6 weeks now and today I closed it for the first time in a while. The Victron system is working (for now) flawlessly. I have 1,400Ah of LFP batteries and a sweet galley running off them. Next addition, solar! Enjoy your remaining time in the Bahamas. I look forward to seeing more project once you are stateside. Cheers to you and your family!!!

De: Sailing Spoondrifter

Sailing Spoondrifter — Sun, 07 May 2023 18:59:27 +0000

Loving the videos! Looks like so much fun!

De: Divekat dreaming

Divekat dreaming — Sun, 07 May 2023 18:57:54 +0000

I was looking at your trip to the Queens Bath and thinking. They are NOT on vacation. This is now their life! Yes!

De: Sailboat Story

Sailboat Story — Sun, 07 May 2023 16:43:30 +0000

Wonderful video guys. We especially enjoyed the real-time talk in the middle. I've done a good bit professionally in my life thus far and much of it has involved a challenging learning curve. Engineering, machining, welding, and Real Estate investing to name a few. Like most of life's meaningful pursuits, each one of those certainly involved a level of struggle to learn, apply, fail, try again, learn more, apply, and eventually accomplish to a degree that eventually made the endeavour worthwhile. With that said, none of those pursuits have been anywhere near as challenging (or rewarding) as "simply" going cruising on a sailboat with my family. It's one of those things that sounds easy enough at face value, but the amount of seemingly-never-ending challenges involved with cruising are on a whole new level. The only people who can truly understand this are the ones who have done it. Being one of those people, I believe my opinion carries some weight when I say that what you've accomplished already is considerable and I greatly commend you for all that you've done thus far. It's been fantastic being able to sail along with your family over the past few months and it's our hope to be able to cruise more with the Salty Escape crew in the future as well. -Ben, Tambi & Molly

De: Daniel McLellan

Daniel McLellan — Sun, 07 May 2023 16:15:40 +0000

I totally enjoy your video, and that positive message was very welcome. Also, we don't mind watching the bolts come undone!

De: Brian Isebrand

Brian Isebrand — Sun, 07 May 2023 15:57:48 +0000

What? no Bubbles in the bath?