British Virgin Islands

Around the harbour the last couple days...Propane ship in today. We found this out as the pilot boat was blowing air horn at them at 7 AM today to wake the fishing boat up who was tied to the buoy for it...

I went in the water the other day and took some pictures of the boats from the water. Hence, I decided to put those together with the ones i had taken from on top and play around with my movie making program and here is the result!

That would be life for the people who don't have charters for the next 3 weeks, and it is going to go by way too quickly. I have spent the last few days furiously typing on a keyboard trying to get all my work caught up, including blogs and web sites. Sigh. It never happens!

I did have to give a shout out to CECIL who Connor met at the Baths last week, (when we were busy getting guests in and out with the swell up) who was chartering down here and has read my blog for years...so he says!

Sorry to have missed meeting you, it is always nice to hear some random person say they enjoy it out of the blue..makes me think I am not typing into cyber space that only my mother reads sometimes...

I did have a couple pictures here of my grand niece, Payson, who is about 4 months old now...This is her and her mother Cassie. I have not seen her yet, but as a Hucul woman, of course she is cute!!




We had the jerk rib eye (bone in ) at Jolly Roger last Saturday with Cam and Rhonda... It was very good, but boy oh boy was the place busy. They had live music, happily we were upstairs which was better as the music was not as loud...Most people want to sit by the music outside...




We had all 4 of our boats lined up like a little armada...I think I have decided now that Buoy Boy is up and running and set up for diving, that we will sell the Bingo Bus. Buoy Boy is diesel and much more comfortable and seaworthy. The bingo bus sure goes fast in flat seas though!





We took Buoy Boy out for a run to the Rhone for a dive, to see how it performed and it sure belched a lot of black smoke and was wallowing, so Baz decided it was overpropped, took off the prop, grinded and reshaped the entire thing and put it back on. MUCH better now, faster and not wallowing and no black smoke!



It is actually very easy to get out of from diving, and I like the fact that I don't have to worry about not scratching it too....


Did manage to get a split shot of it...Cam has the silliest fins on! BTW!!



And of course, since i am a sucker for silhouette shots, and I had good viz that day, I took a few of those too....










Now back to proper work..I have some really good pics of the wreck that day I will put up next time.