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March 10, 2013Nestor1 min readAdd comment

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Enjoying a 0 to 60 switch: from working 7 days a week, living life minute to minute/task to task to 21 straight days of not wearing a watch, sleeping by the setting/rising sun, enjoying nature, relaxing, reading, exercising, fixing the boat, seeing new places and figuring out how to chill โœŒ๐Ÿป๐Ÿง˜๐Ÿผโ€โ™€๏ธ๐Ÿ.
Last morning aboard. We woke up to calm seas and no wind. We spent the morning packing and getting ready to go back to reality. In a few hours will be back at home adjusting to a busier life.
Cheers to a safe and Happy Holiday ๐ŸŽ„๐ŸŽ & a vaccinated & covid-free New Year ๐Ÿฅ‚๐Ÿ’œ๐Ÿป!
Barbuda sunsets are really picture perfect. The lighting at sunset is perfect for playing artsy iPhone photographer ๐Ÿ˜€ #sunsets #beachsunsets #cruisinglife #cruisingcouples
Palmetto beach In #barbuda is one of the most beautiful anchorages weโ€™ve been outside the South Pacific. We found a little shelter at the beach for picnic. The beach was completely empty. There were no tourists other than 4 cruising boats stretched across the 9 mile beach. #sailingcouples #cruisinglife
Beautiful Barbuda. We have the anchorage mostly to ourselves #lagoon42 #barbuda #palmettopoint #sailinglife #sailingcouples #bluebuddhaadventures
Sailing to Barbuda while avoiding squalls required the right night before preparation. And by โ€œavoiding squallsโ€ I mean watching them come right towards us and reefing and unreefing every hour for 7 hours! ๐Ÿ˜‚. We definitely got a lot of reefing practice on this one. #sailingcouples #lagoon42 #sailing
Last night before our day passage to Barbuda. #sunset #sunsetphotography #sailing #sailinglife
Dinghy excursion in Falmouth harbor #antigua #sailingcouples #sailingcatamaran #sailing