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September 25th, 2007 | categorizilation: all categories,The Caribbean

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Some good news, and some bad news this morning. The good news is that it looks as thought the tropical storm that is forming in the Atlantic is heading directly north, so will probably miss us. The bad news is that despite a good solid day of fault finding, we have not been able to work out the problem with our Raymarine SR100 Sirius Satellite Weather Forecasting system on the boat.

At the beginning of the trip, we noticed that one of the buttons on the Raymarine E120 Display on the boat was not working, so we did a factory reset on the unit to see if that helped. It didn’t, and in the process it seems to have caused the unit to stop showing us the weather updates. We have called Raymarine and Sirius, but nothing that has been suggested is helping. Looks as though we will have to just make do with the satellite radio instead.

In the afternoon Ellie and I went for a wander on the beach behind the marina.

Beach combing near Emerald Bay Marina, The Bahamas

 

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Comment by Aunty Les — September 26, 2007 @ 7:29 pm | post a comment

Ellie looks sunburnt. How is your skin these days?

Comment by Mum — September 28, 2007 @ 1:46 am | post a comment

The beach looks pretty deserted. how does it compare to Curtis Island? (Off Gladstone in case you'd forgotten!)

Comment by matt — September 28, 2007 @ 12:00 pm | post a comment

did you eat the green thing?

Comment by Lee — September 30, 2007 @ 12:16 am | post a comment

Curtis Island! The ever-memorable episode of forgetting our cutlery, and using shells (for spoons) and sticks (for chopsticks) until you sent the box over on the ferry for us the next day!

Ah, the memories… Good times. Swimming in the sea in winter, eating eye-watering curry around the bonfire… Yay. And the gecko in my boot.

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