This morning I dove on the bottom to get her ready for another move.

The last few days have been a little rugged with the divorce sinking

Tomorrow we have an excellent calm day and plan to go up to Staniel

My cousin Chris and his son Bennett are flying into Nassau on June 3

Once in Brunswick, I will need to arrange a flight to Detroit to

I've got a good book to read and am chilling out.  Nicholas is

David A Schramm M/V Jenny Current Location (blue pin) Jenny Journey Log -----Original Message----- From: jennyjourney@googlegroups.com [mailto:jennyjourney@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of David@Schramm-Family.net Sent: Thursday, May 07, 2009 10:08 AM To: JennyJourney@googlegroups.com Subject: Report From Onboard Jenny Thursday, May 07, 2009 10:06:26 AM Location: Georgetown The boat position was not recorded. This weather observation was taken on Thursday, May 07, 2009 9:51:00 AM local time. Observation location: Georgetown. Observation position was not recorded. The air temperature is 80, and water temperature is 75 degrees fahrenheit. The forecast is Sunny. The current weather is dry. The sky is clear or a few clouds. The wind is 5 knots from the southeast. The visibility is 12 nautical miles. The wave height is 0 feet with 0 foot swells. The barometer is 1021 millibars and rising. This morning I dove on the bottom to get her ready for another move. It was nice and clean, with only a few barnicles that I had probably missed the last time. The propeller was all clean and the Barnicle Buster continues to do its job. However, it is wearing off along the edges. The last few days have been a little rugged with the divorce sinking in. It is pretty hard to have a bad day in Georgetown, Bahamas, but I am proof that you can. Yesterday was better and I may have bottomed out. I gave Nicholas a shorty haircut yesterday to keep him cool and manage the amount of sand he drags back to Jenny. He loves running on the beach, but is a sand magnet. He gets a hose down every time we return, but still carries some with him. Tomorrow we have an excellent calm day and plan to go up to Staniel Cay. It is only abut 55 miles away and we may not even need the birds in the water. There is supposed to be good snorkling there and a famous blue hole that was used in the Bond movie Thunderball. I plan to stay there a week or two and really soak up the beauty of this place. I can see why people flock here from the NE for the winter. As long as you don't need the stimulation of a real city, it is very comfortable and beautiful here. My cousin Chris and his son Bennett are flying into Nassau on June 3 to crew for the passage to Brunswick. If the weather that week is like it is this week, we will have a nice 3 day passage directly there. My friends in Spirit and Catching Up are still in St. Thomas, and plan to blow through the Bahamas on a direct run to Brunswick. They need to be there by the 22nd so they will be getting in before I do. Once in Brunswick, I will need to arrange a flight to Detroit to pick up the moto and drive it back to Laura's in Florida. I'm in the process of changing my residency to her home and will have the bike registered there. I will visit Chris on the way back and maybe my son Derek too, depending on their move status. They are moving from Nashville TN to Sarasota, FL. right around that time. So, all the kids will be on the west coast of Florida soon. I've got a good book to read and am chilling out. Nicholas is snoozing at my side. All is good. David Powered by BoatExec http://www.BoatExec.com --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "JennyJourney" group. To post to this group, send email to jennyjourney@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to jennyjourney+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/jennyjourney?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---