Author: Glenda Groome

Being on South Bimini, we cannot get to the North Island without the use of the ferry or on a calmer sea state you could take your own dinghy. We elected in the 20 knot winds to take the $3 (one way) ferry. It was a small walk to the ferry dock. We passed a READ MORE

It was a gloomy day and one we that were extremely happy to be tied up at a dock. The clouds came in and the sky got dark quickly. The winds began to pick up as the boys and I headed out for a walk. I had chatted with my brother earlier who (with wife READ MORE

We hoisted the anchor aboard at 0700 hours and were well on our way to Bimini. There were a host of boats converging all about the same time out of Miami or No Name Harbor. Catamarans, monohulls, and yes motor vessels such as Paradigm Shift. There were a couple of Kady Krogens that we entered READ MORE

Up bright and early to enjoy that morning cup of coffee before getting underway. Little did we know that we would have a farewell from Ed and Mari-Etta as we pulled away from the dock. What lovely folks! As Mari-Etta told me yesterday and I shared with a friend……you are allowed to be negative when READ MORE

Much like a child at Christmas, everyone was up out of the bed at 5:30 this morning. The high tide of 6:19 a.m. will help our exit out of the channel. We were able to have a pizza party with Ed and Mari-Etta and bid our farewell. They have been busy with house and boat READ MORE

We are on our way! Well we will leave Tavernier tomorrow morning and then cross to Bimini on Saturday. After another grueling wait outside the “walk in” clinic and then the swab test of the sinus cavity, we are cleared to go. Once we had our results all we needed to do was upload them READ MORE

We have honored the quarantine and are about ready to break loose but once again we are at the mercy of the testing sites. Unfortunately (I am not sure I have mentioned this before) there are no home test kits to be found anywhere in the area. Heck even Amazon says it will not have READ MORE

Another post about logistics that need to be considered when traveling.  Yes…..the boys!  They are adorable and have such different personalities.  Jaxon is the cautious one while Cooper still believes the world is HIS oyster.  Cooper tends to bring Jaxon out of his shell a bit but there are days Jaxon would just like to READ MORE

With all systems a go, all we need to do is get up and go get our COVID Rapid Antigen test performed.  A small window is open to crossed Thursday through Friday and not much thereafter for a bit so now is the time.  Ed and Mari-Etta were kind enough to loan us their car READ MORE