Squalls were predicted for the day. We had wanted to dinghy to Little Harbor. There is an art gallery there. We were afraid to leave the boat with the weather, however. The winds were fairly light and it was cloudy.
We did some boat projects and life projects. Our exhaust pipe was leaking slightly again so we added some more weld to the area, this time a softer version. We worked on insurance and taxes.
We went to the beach for a short visit and collected some conch shells. I worked on cleaning them once we got back to the boat. We both took a salt water wash.
All day, it looked stormy but the storms passed around us. At night, we had lots of thunder and lightning, a little rain but not much wind.
We planned to go to Marsh Harbor tomorrow to be protected from strong winds starting Thursday. We made a reservation for the Marsh Harbor Marina. We will get fuel, water, produce, take showers, and do laundry for the last time in the Bahamas this trip.
David and I really want to snorkel at Sandy Cay and the Pelicans. We will stop there on the way to Marsh Harbor tomorrow. Jeff and Deb plan to go straight to the marina. The entrance to the harbor is tricky and it is shallow. It would be best to arrive mid to late afternoon on the incoming tide.