Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Answers To Cell Respiration Lab

March 31, March 27

Yvon & Richard before the map of Eleuthera.

In a 5-7 on Zenith, Denis was wondering what I'm doing fine taste after my bite ?

A delicious pineapple that will become ...


Leaving the Caves, in Hatchet Bay


The shopping center with four stores in Rock Sound.

On the pink sand beach of the former Club Med at Governors

The beautiful pink sand beach. The striations that the sea leaves in its wake.

Goverenors After our walk in, we find the dinguy filled with algae, it had to be cleaned. You see Zenith anchor in the Bay of Governors.

A view of part of the city of Governors.
dinguy The engine has no secret for captain.
Beautiful homes English Wells

Always surrounded by flowers.

The facades of shops in general are very colorful

When we arrived at mooring of English Wells, we want the dolphins welcome .. they swam right next to Zenith.
HARBOUR ISLAND TOUR ...
The fast ferry that runs between Nassau-English Wells Harbour.
The narrow Chenail need to take to the sea trip There are shoals on each side. This boat is a ferry that wanders between Spanih Wells and the island of Eleuthera

The trace left by the fast ferry that goes to 25 knots.

On the ferry to Harbour Island.

Men have exchanged the conduct of our car we had rented for the day at Harbour Island.


A street of Harbour Island.

Pool Deck the Sand Hotel. The terrace restaurant is after the swimmingpool.

tereré Dinner on the Sand Hotel.

HOPETOWN ....

Hopetown Lighthouse.

View wetting the top of the lighthouse at Hopetown

dinguy The lighthouse dock with the other side of the anchor.

Picture for Bruno, click and you'll see teeth Yvon.

All houses are colored with beautiful gardens and has a name and even the mailboxes are not forgotten. Very pretty.

I do not know the name of these flowers or those below but it was beautiful.

This is a preview compared to what we saw.

Flowers of all kinds of colors. They were everywhere.

The streets are made of Hopetown wide sidewalks, seulemenent because the courses are approved and as you can see there is still a lush. A real favorite was for us Hopetown.

Little Harbour ...

Birthday Linda and Yvonne, good food on this occasion Zenith.

The main street and one in Little Harbour
Pete's Bar The view from the outside and ...

Inside the bar, you can leave an old t-shirt that will hang from the ceiling.

Villa mountainside in Little Harbour. Height of the balcony, people must have a great view.

The exterior of the gallery.

The interior of the craft gallery at Little Harbour. There were some wonderful things: bronze sculptures, painting, souvenirs etc..

Monday, March 29, 2010

Fakes De Paty Manterola

PHOTOS , LITTLE HARBOUR-ABACOS

Further to last message still on the island of Eleuthera, Hatchet Bay is a small village but people are very nice. We leave on 3 crew, visit the Caves with stalactites and stalagmites, is the attraction of the area. As it is located about 4 miles from the village, the tourist information lady came nous reconduire en camion, les femmes en avant et les hommes dans la boite. La visite de ces caves vaut le déplacement. Au retour, une dame s’est arrêté et les femmes sont montées en voiture mais les hommes ont eu moins de chance, ils ont marchés. La Kalik, que l’on a bu à la terrasse du petit bar donnant sur le quai, était bien méritée.

Après avoir passé quelques jours dans Hatchet Bay, samedi le 20 mars, nous sommes partis à 09:00 heures vers Royal Island, dernier point d’arrêt avant notre traversée vers les Abacos. Nous avions calculé notre temps pour arriver à Current Island vers midi, pour traverser le Current Cut avec la marée à l’étal. Cut it is considered difficult because of the current which can be up to 8 knots. Do not go with the flow in the nose because you might make on-site ... That's why he must go to the stall of the high or low tide. While browsing, as the sea was calm, Yvonne took the opportunity to remove the engine dinguy, he heated a bit the last time, he wanted to see if there was a problem but found no damage. All parts and screws back in place, a real puzzle that the captain has no problem to solve. After 25 minutes, to 14:00 hours, we arrived in the Bay of Royal Island and anchor in 8 feet of water as clear as a pool water. Good protection from all directions is offered.

After the passage of Current Cut, Gusto Del Mar and her crew have left us to go to Freeport and across the USA. They are now at Fort Pierce.

Royal Island was devastated by hurricane in 1991, there are only remnants of some houses that were never rebuilt. There are currently building a marina that is not yet complete, is expected to grow. It appears that one has no right to anchor when it is finished but it is far from over. We wanted to go to English Wells, but it must be the mooring and there is no data available for the next few days, so we stay at Royal Island. We leave our name on the waiting list for a mooring. Since only 5 minutes, Linda and Richard and Denis Rigalio of a Xtase who joined us, and we boarded Zenith will spend the day Sunday at English Wells. It is the most beautiful place we see since we in the Bahamas. Very nice large village. Everything is clean, beautiful houses, lots of flowers and people really friendly. The majority roam for golf. There is no theft, no violence, all residents are white, very few blacks who left late in the day to go either on the island of Eleuthera Island and Russell or return to work in the morning. There are ferries that ply between the islands. As it was Sunday everything is closed but we make a beautiful walk through this charming village.

Monday, we get the rain that lasted all day with winds''dehorning cattle.'' At lunchtime, for 25 minutes, the winds were sustained between 30 and 37 knots, the lady was anxious for it to end. Our anchor, a Kobra 44 lbs, has selected Zenith fringing showed that at times it is reassuring. On Tuesday morning, 3 crews, we leave for English Wells because we each have a mooring. As everything is open, we visit shops and groceries.

Wednesday we took a trip to go fast ferry to Harbour Island. This is the ferry arriving from Nassau and take us back to 10:00 hours on English Wells at 16:15 pm and continued on Nassau. It was a real nice day. We rented a car for golf because we walk is quite extensive and mainly as a place a bit more hilly. It's a bit more developed than elsewhere Bahamas. There are nice hotels, good restaurants, a magnificent beach, riding on the beach etc. ... It's a place where you could easily stay 3-4 days. Us is one day, but we're glad to have been there.

In return, a 5-7''on call''Rigalio us to plan our departure for the Abacos. Richard has been confirmed weather for our voyage. It's a go for tomorrow morning 07:00 hours. It is expected that as we weighed anchor for the 53 minutes that separate us from Little Harbour, Abaco. Beautiful sailing, wind ESE 9-13 knots, waves 2-3 feet on butt starboard, sailing and motor to help maintain a speed of 5.5 knots. We arrive at our anchorage at 17:00 hours. Navigation not too stressful, I like.

Until next time, the Abacos ...
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** I managed to put pictures, I'm not too much to date but I go to internet speed

Friday, March 19, 2010

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PHOTOS OF CAT ISLAND AND LITTLE SAN SALVADOR


Father Jerome's Hermitage Cat Island.



Rigalio Sunset at Cat Island.




Xtase 1 in navigating our side, there was a wave when we cross between Cat Island and Little San Salvador, see next photo ..


Xtase 1 is not diffucult, we simply lose the wave.





Yvon, Nathalie, Denis, Richard, Linda, during our visit to The Hermitage, Cat Island.



Visit The Hermitage, Yvon felt the soul of a preacher''...''



The Hermitage of the father to Jerome Cat Island.





A portion of the cross to ascend the mountain.





the beginning of the path that lead us to the Hermitage.









We are on the beautiful beach of Little San Salvador, private place for Norwegian cruise line.



Tourists from cruise ship Corded''''on the beach.




Another part of the beach.



Zenith Rigalio Xtase and 1 to the anchor, always in Little San Salvador.





Our boats seem small next to this monster floating. Is not that the sea is beautiful?