We finalized some of the arrangements for our upcoming cruise. Holly has set up a great catamaran excursion for our day in Tortola. The all day sail visits Virgin Gorda for some snorkeling. “Spiced” (or spiked) rum punch caps the return trip. Since the capacity of the boat is more than our 8, we will be looking for 4 more on the cruise ship to go with us. Divided amongst 12, our cost ends up less than $70 ea. Bargoon! Holly also found us three condo suites on the Florida Key at Marathon for our 4 or 5 days after the cruise. I booked a rental car to be waiting for us when we get off the ship November 9th.
Monday to Friday was pretty much utilitarian back in Wistful Vista. Chores to do and things to get caught up with, not to mention the various ubiquitous doctor appointments, meant the week streamed by.
Back to the condo Friday and off to the Sarnia Farmers' Market Saturday morning, we cleaned the Phoenix ready to store away for the winter next Tuesday. We have lost our great boat parking spot since Ruth (the owner of the condo connected to this dock) finally sold her unit. The weather has been so nice, the work didn't seem difficult. We finished off the day watching boats return home and a beatiful sunset from our temporary vantage point on the 'marina side' of our complex. Our dock around the other side, contains Doug's 'new' sailboat and in compliance with condo rules regarding dock usage by outsiders, I am now part owner of this cute little Pearson 30.
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