Body Style Change For Tahoe And Yukon

we go ...

Thursday 18, at the notary's signature ...

move Saturday 20 ...

What Does Bonjela Do?

HIP HIP HIP ...

Hooray! So it's good

the loan is granted, remains to sign the papers at the notary ...
Let us be patient ...

And now it's left for the carton ...
Tonight I put pictures of the progress of work cartoning ...

Images Of Tattoos After

It's not just home ...

... Lyus in life, there is also the wedding!

Then followed the progress is there for ...

Trichomoniasis From Surgery

Today is the feast ...

So more photos ...

The bathroom sink with her into the fireplace ... original ...

The bathroom fish ....

The room .... Blue ... (Sore eyes ...)

electrical panel on the floor ... placed in the middle of the wall ... without comments ...

Room with a View ... on the roof of the laundry .... The barn right belongs to the neighbor I said ..

Vanessa look back ... Behind you there is a wall wallpaper that mimics bricks and beams ...

There need to consider this ceiling plate ... We are in the room that opens to the courtyard garden at the back ...

the same room ... This time it's real timbered brick ..

The house seen from behind ... The chimney is that of the bathroom. The right window is changing ...

The rest of the back cover ... Normally they do not leave us kids ....

We are in the garden ... um dad?? help ....

That this is not a giant flower pot ... is the fuel tank. The boiler is behind the right door.

Go, we go back in the yard ... The open door is a barn ... closed the stables ...

It is the substance of the stable.

It is the end of the barn ...

The one is in the barn that overlooks the street ... and this is our post rotten ... This is a problem of sealing roof.

Another part of the structure ... this one better ...

J'adorre this photo ....

And early last ... So right on future laundry ... at the bottom right of the garage (behind the fence). Préault overlooks the small cellar.

That's it for today ...

The next episode. We will complete the loan file ... : P

Is It Best To Ignore Ascorpio Man

picture again ...

So by popular demand and so that everyone can see the masterpiece ...

other photos ...

So that's the front street side

The gutter to hang

The gate leading into the courtyard

The tile in the laundry (well what should become the laundry :-)) ... This strange idea of removing pieces ...

Who Is The Arts Of Kamehasutra

Here we are going to purchase "THE" house ...

We found a farmhouse next to Welles in the Oise Perennes ...

Pemières photos ...

The facade of the house
left kitchen and laundry
left the barn at the back porch
The kitchen ... Any length
And the fireplace ...

Should You Have A Dishwasher And No Disposal?

Back to reality

Our new house

Back to school for Lily May

My parents who have endured''''all summer

My family came to help us during our move

Our 3 beautiful love

Since our return, ie to 13 June, we had a great summer. We have restored a makeover to Coxily on its cradle at St-Paul-Ile-Aux-Noix. A work about a month. Then we went to live with my parents in Tingwick because we sold everything to start summer 2007.

Pending a transfer request in the tourist region of Eastern Townships, we enjoyed a good time in the family and friends.

I had a negative response in 7 offices which asked Sherbrooke, Magog, Quebec, Victoraville. So we had back in the Montérégie. So I returned to my home office, ie of St. Hyacinthe. I then found my former colleagues and the comfort of a slipper.

Then began the shopping for a house, found in St. Liboire, and Martin had to return to work for his former employer who has taken up his old salary and benefits even Social leaving he had last summer. We were very happy. He works in private, so they were not obliged to resume ... THANK YOU!

There was the return to school of 3 children. Roxanne goes CEGEP de Rivière-du-Loup Techn. Response leisure. She finally found his calling. Jonathan goes to school Fadette Saint-Hyacinthe. As in secondary 2. May Lily goes to kindergarten in the village of St. Liboire and she loves it.

Once moved into our new home, we have furniture gifts. Quietly we quickly learns not to live in a society very consuming and very fast too. We try to maintain a cruising speed of more serene but sometimes reality catches up with us and it is sometimes difficult to manage.

If you want to live a year off and you still hesitate to go ... go ahead. DARK, GO Y MAKE A BEAUTIFUL MADNESS! Life is too good to be lived without those magic moments.

We have another project in about 5 years ... and yes, we the good life!

Monetary Gift For First Birthday

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST??

MARINA (Included in docks, locks, moorings, dinghy-dock) = $ 2845.05

DIESEL (included: diesel, gasoline, propane and additives) = $ 2679.80

BOAT (Included dismasting, remâtage, replacement parts, basic maintenance, cleaning products, new equipment not provided, new specific tools, fairing, poratble computer and camera, book and boat navigation charts) = $ 12,552.52

pumpout (includes pumpout and anti-odor) = $ 292.72

FISHING (everything related to fishing) = $ 291.07

CLOTHING (included new clothes-washing and drying of vêtments sales) = $ 2271.30

KITCHEN (included house equipment comes to cooking) = $ 351.35

CUSTOMS (endouanement and clearance) = $ 340.00

TRANSPORT (includes subway, bus, taxi , car rental, parking) = $ 743.08

BULK (tel included. cell phone card, Yahoo Messenger, mail, fax, vaccines, donated trash, donate online, showers) = $ 864.08

TREATS (included as cinema entertainment, Walt Disney, restaurants, snacks outside of the boat, small gifts, CDs, DVD movies, games, pounds) = $ 6586.38

GROCERY (including the grocery and pharmacy) = $ 10,949.37

For a large TOTAL $ 40,766.72 of excluding any payments from the boat.

EXAMPLE OF THE PRICE OF FOOD TO :
N Assauer (early Exumas)
G eorgetown (after the Exumas)
T reasure Cay (in Abaccos)
a brown bread
= N: G $ 3.99
: $ 3.20
T: $ 3.53
cane juice 1 orange 46 oz
= N: G
$ 2.79: $ 3.84
T: $ 3.89 Iceberg lettuce 1

= N: G $ 2.09
: $ 2.00
T: $ 2.49
12 eggs
= N: G
$ 3.49: $ 2.08
T: $ 3.99
1 stalk celery
= N: 1.99
$ G: $ 3.50
T: $ 2.49
1 rod of Cool-Aid 19 oz
= N: G
$ 5.10: $ 5.12
T: $ 5.19 a pound bananas

= N: .79 lb under
G: $ 1.15 lb.
T: $ 1.29 lb.
Kalik 24 beers in cans (beer Bahamian)
= N: G
$ 39.00: $ 36.50
T: $ 42.00

Dish Network Vip222k Erd

Tips and Tricks, Tips and Warning

In Norman Cay

At Atlantic City

In Solomon Island

At Allens Cay

PHONE: there is across all Bahamas calling card company BATELCO. We can call Canada for''cheap''. We must be careful because there are several kinds of calling cards which INDIGO which allows calls only from Nassau or Freeport.

INTERNET: (a laptop) We bought a marine antenna (www.radiolabs.com) I strongly recommend you to be able to capture the waves of unsecured routers''''people who live on the banks where you have decided to throw your anchor . When you go down, you wonder where are the HOT SPOT or internet cafes. The marinas usually have WI-FI with a secure code, you get their code.

YAHOO MESSENGER OR SKYPE : Another way to talk with your family, your computer through the Internet. By cons, it takes a excellenete internet connection, ie from near''router''. Otherwise, you'll have a conversation broken or you hear the caller but he will not hear you, and vice versa. It takes a good set of headphones and a microphone. I had Yahoo Messenger and it cost me 1.9 cents a minute in the Bahamas and 1 on the American coast. I'm using it again in Quebec under a minute because it's really cheap!

PERSONAL WEBSITE: There are several sites where you can build and nurture your logbook with photos that your family and friends (that you left for a few months) will be glad to read and see . I advise you to start at home to familiarize yourself to navigate it. Me, I made discoveries along the journey that has improved my blog over the months. I had included (Google Map) a WHERE COXILY, c ie, people could know where the boat was, and his itinerary. At first, I put my photos on the site with maximum pixels (3000) ... thing not to do because it took about 3 minutes to download. While that in taking pictures and decreasing them at 500 pixels, it took about twenty seconds.

BUSINESS CARD'''': It is a card-style''case''where you have a photo of your boat above (we had also put in a corner of the photo of our family) and information such as the name of your boat, your crew names, email address, your blog address, the no. IMMS, the call sign of VHF radio for those who have their license, etc.. Almost all boats have one and we made the exchange.

shortwave radio (receiver only): I recommend you have one on board because you can take the weather (ex: Chris Parker), Captain's Network, Network of small boats, Cruiseheimer Net, etc. . Check internet frequencies and broadcast hours. These networks broadcast bulletins weather that are specific to the area sailed. Most useful for us because it was being meteorologist Chris Parker, it does not simply repeat information as NOAA or other, he makes the interpretation from personal experience. You can subscribe to a daily weather report you can receive as email using a satellite phone or shortwave radio connected to your computer via a modem Pactor. We did not have this service but it often happened that we were sailing with someone who had and let us know.

WEATHER: On American coast, it takes good weather with the radio but we must take care to listen carefully because it gives the regions can mingle easily. You get used ... There are also websites. NOAA is a great site. Besides the weather is the VHF NOAA.

the Bahamas :
Warderick Well = park that gives the weather every morning in the Exumas via VHF.
Georgetown : on the VHF net every morning around 8:00
Abaccos : the VHF Net in Marsh Harbour and we also obtain information as to whether the Cut Whale can pass through.
Long Island, Cat Island, Conception Island, Rum Cay, etc.. you listen to shortwave radio (Chris Parker in our case)

VHF : It is essential to have a VHF radio in good shape and very long range on 25 W. I also recommend a VHF portable because it is in the zodiac. IMMS = DSC number that must be purchased before you leave. He used to call in the privacy of the other boats (which obviously also a DSC). It gives the GPS point of the sailboat that call if it is connected to VHF. The ultimate purpose is that it serves to make a distress call simply by weighing a specific button. Because you have obtained a number giving the specific information of your boat and your passengers are faster relief to know that they have to do.

GPS: It Takes a trip computer and even more safety, a portable GPS (if either of the two fail, you will have the other). GPS phones can be brought into the zodiac and go in search of a wreck!

ZODIAC AND ENGINE : The size of the zodiac varies depending on the number of people on board. At the bottom rigid or semi-rigid, we can start planing. Planing: Climbing on the water under the effect of speed. In my opinion, it is important to start planing for example, if you want to visit a wreck or go fishing on a beautiful coral head 3 miles from the sailboat, it allows you to do it quickly and save gasoline. Then, 9.9 Forces for 2 people is fine but it takes a 15 hp for a family of 5 people like us (including 2 children were the size of an adult). We had a 9.9 and we have never been planing the 5 Overall, despite the fact that we bought a plate to set foot on the outboard.

CAN ON DECK: It takes buckets of water (blue), cans of diesel (yellow) and gas cans (red) on the bridge. Always be full because if you have a breakdown or lack of water, as for example in Berry's Islands, you'll have your safety on deck ... gas stations and drinking water are scarce commodities in some places. Whenever you are near a gas station (mostly in a marina) or point of water, fill up! Do not put off until later because you may have missed an opportunity to a new adventure. Attach containers on the deck to a board attached to two candlesticks. This board will also serve in the locks, as fenders, not to dirty your sailboat and defenses, leaving it hanging outside.

ANODES: By providing more than enough ... we have seen too many missing sailboat ... misinformed about the amount to be made, quite different fresh water from salt water! The anode (a period of 2 to 3 months in salt water) being the softest metal, the propeller shaft or your transmission will not be disaggregated by Electrolysis as you will get one in good health''.'' I give you an example: we started Sept. 11 and arrived in Quebec on Dec. 11 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida = completely melted, gone ... oh oh! Some models of anodes are very difficult to find in the U.S. and even more difficult in the Bahamas, ie of not discoverable at all!

BOILER BOTTOM TRANSPARANT : Take a boiler round in circles and cut the bottom about 1 inch of edge. Put a sealer (inside the edge of an inch) and affix a transparent plexiglass. You will have a boiler through which you can see the funds marine and your anchor if it is ingrained. A large magnifying glass ...

private beaches! : On the net VHF in Marsh Harbour, we learned that in all the Bahamas there is no beach that is completely private. Until the visual mark of high tide, it belonged to the Queen and Bahamian government today! So theoretically you can go anywhere ...

SAILBOAT-PAL : Definition: A sailboat with which you are traveling for a short or long term. If you choose to travel from A to Z''''with a sail or friends and always the same, you may not be other meetings since travel in pairs or groups will not let you really that beautiful opportunitie. You should decide on the move in the other consequences and vice versa. Sometimes, it can create strong links ... Maybe that's what you're looking for ... We preferred to build lots of links with Quebec, American, Ontario, Australians, Italians, etc.. All sorts of ways of living, different mentalities and lively discussions on topics related to his land ... or province.

MARITIME CARDS: We had the brilliant idea of putting a small arrow with a sticky end (the 3M Company that makes it a bit like post-it) to always know where we were on the map. We change our way to each of the buoys ... very useful on the American coast but not in the Bahamas because there is no buoy. At each of our peeps on the map, we did not need to look where we were made, we could see very well in a single glance.

Lake Champlain : we "Lake Champlain Atlas of Navigational Charts" RW Vogel
Hudson River : we "Hudson NY River City to Troy Lock Waterproof Charts
Locks : we "NY State Canal
The Intracoastal : we had" The Intracoastal Charbook, Norfolk (Virginia) to Miami (Florida).
A guide absolutely indispensable and very special to both Bob Skipper is "Anchorages Along the ICW. Hudson River to the Florida Keys. It has served us for all places and was only $ 16 on sale in Waterford Lock. For crossing the Gulf Stream we enjoyed "The intracostal the Guide" Luke Bernuy. There mention of how To this''tedious''(in our case) crossing.

The Bahamas: "Explorer Chartbook" REFERENCE for navigation in the Bahamas
1) "Near Bahamas"
2) "Far Bahamas"
3) "Exumas and Ragged Islands"

By Steven J. Pavlidis
1) "The Exuma Guide"
2) "The Abacco Guide"
3) "On and Off the Beaten Path, The Central and the Southern Bahamas Guide"
Do not buy because it is completely unnecessary, "Yachtsman's Guide To The Bahamas, "unless you want to do as marinas ...

Pooping During Pregnancy

BOAT FOR SALE

And yes, we're really back and Coxily is now for sale so that we can move on to another adventure, other projects. Completes its restoration and we are ready to sell it, not without regret and with a twinge of regret. We learned to love our boat.

Jeanneau Sun Fizz 40D 1982, fiberglass

Sailboat Canadian, Landed, (all taxes paid), ballasted. Steering wheel. 2 large and 2 genoa sail and jib on forestay releasable. Ready for the ocean. Which sleeps 8 people 3 bedrooms closed. Draft 4 '.10''to 7 feet. Ideal for shallow water navigation and performance guarantee, in close-up tight. Rigid dodger and bimini refurbished ($ 16,000.00), single arch with integrated davit. Very large cockpit. Perkins Engine 4108, 50HP, 1300 hours, rebuilt in 1998. Deck and cockpit covered with anti slip ThreadMaster (no humidity). Is independent viewpoint electricity: 2 wind Aérogen4 (silent) and 2 solar panels 75 watts each. 2 banks of 2 batteries each 6 volts (2007). J-Prop three-blade propeller with variable pitch ($ 3,000.00), joint driveshaft PSS maintenance free. Saffron redone and solidified with stainless steel plate. Windlass Goïot. Instruments: Simrad CR40 Chartplotter, Simrad radar, autopilot Robertson hydrolic mounted directly on saffron. I-COM VHF radio (2007). Complete equipment Location: 35 lbs CQR + 150 'chain 3 / 8, Delta 25 lbs + 50' chain 3 / 8 + 150 'Jumper cables, Fortress FX23 + 30' chain + 180 'of end cables. Interior renovation to 90%. 3 round stove with oven, fridge and small freezer, AM-FM + CD player, grill, fenders, dock lines, bath board, scale, nine square cushion, bedding included, 2 toilets, pole, etc..

Back from the Bahamas winter 2007-2008. Lying on her cradle at St-Paul-Ile-Aux-Noix.

roxicoco@hotmail.com

Highest Level Of Triglycerides Recorded

Position anchorages, marinas and moorings TO GO

is the great start ... for''3 years''... which will expire in 10 months, but what a great 10 months!

Walt Disney was a sensational exit

The friends we made during the adventure

Those with whom we have passed from happy moments in the Exumas, Long Island and Conception Island

Black Point Settlement, just wonderful

Allens Cay iguanas and

The traditional dress of swimming and fishing


QUEBEC TO NORFOLK

USA - LAKE CHAMPLAIN -

11-09 Anchored at Island Valcourt
12-09 Quai Free Plattsburgh
13-09 Free dock Vergennes
14-09 Quai Free Vergennes
15-09 Quai Free Whitehall Lock no.12
16-09 Quai free Fort Edward near Lock no.7
17-09 Quai Free Waterford Lock no.1
18-09 Quai Free Waterford Lock no.1

USA - HUDSON RIVER

10-09 Anchored at Middle Ground Flats
20-09 Remâtage Catskill
Anchored in Duck Cove
21-09 Anchored in Saugerties
22 - Anchored in 09 Pollepel Island Mooring
23-09 $ 24-09 in Nyack
$ Mooring in New York City (79th Street Marina)
Mooring $ 25-09 in New York City (79th Street Marina)

USA - NEW JERSEY STRETCH -

26-09 Anchored at Sandy Hook (Atlantic Highlands)
27-09 Anchored at Sandy Hook (Atlantic Highlands)
28-09 Anchored at Sandy Hook) Atlantic Highlands)
29-09 Anchored in Atlantic City
30-09 Anchored in Atlantic City
$ 01-10 Marina in Atlantic City Marina 02-10
$
03-10 in Atlantic City in Atlantic City
Anchored Anchored at 04-10 Atalntic City
05-10 Anchored in Lower Thoro (Cape May)

USA - DELAWARE BAY -

06-10 Anchored in Cohansey River
07-10 Anchored at Reedy Island

USA - CHESAPEAKE BAY -

08-10 Anchored in Havre de Grace
09-10 Anchored in Havre de Grace
$ 10-10 Marina in Havre de Grace (Tide Water Marina )
$ 11-10 Marina in Havre de Grace (Tide Water Marina)
12-10 Anchored in Turner Creek (Sassasfras River)
13-10 Anchored at Dobbins Island
14-10 Anchored in Mill Creek
15-10 Anchored Spa Creek (Annapolis)
16-10 Anchored in Spa Creek (Annapolis)
17-10 Anchored in Spa Creek (Annapolis)
18-10 Anchored in Spa Creek (Annapolis)
19-10 Anchored at Back Creek (Annapolis)
20-10 Anchored at Solomon's Island
21-10 Anchored in Solomon's Isalnd torque with Migo, Victoria Secret and Sea World and
22-10 Anchored in The Glebe (Potomac River)
23-10 Anchored in The Glebe (Potomac River)
24-10 Anchored in The Glebe (Potomac River)
25-10 Anchored in The Glebe (Potomac River)
26-10 Anchored in The Glebe (Potomac River)
27-10 Anchored in Jackson Creek (Deltaville)
28-10 Anchored in Jackson Creek (Deltaville)
29-10 Anchored in Hampton River
30-10 Anchored in Hampton River
31-10 Anchored in Hampton River
01-11 Anchored in Hampton River
02-11 Anchored in Hampton River
03-11 Anchored in Hampton River

NORFOLK MIAMI

04-11 Anchored in Blackwater Creek

USA - CAROLINA NORTH - Enshrined

05-11 at East Lake
06-11 Anchored in Upper Dowry Creek
07-11 Anchored in Oriental
08-11 Anchored in Spooner's Creek
09-11 Anchored to Sloop Point
10-11 Anchored Pipeline Canal

USA - SOUTH CAROLINA -

11-11 Anchored at Waccamaw River
Anchored in Georgetown
12-11 13-11 14-11 Anchored in Georgetown
Anchored in Graham Creek
15-11 Anchored at Stono River
16-11 Anchored to Factory Creek (Beaufort River)

USA - GEORGIA -

17-11 Anchored in Herb River
18-11 Anchored Back Creek
19-11 Anchored in St. Marys River

USA - FLORIDA -

20-11 Anchored in Amelia River
21-11 Anchored in Pine Island
22-11 Anchored in St. Augustine to Marineland
23-11 Anchored Anchored
24-11 in Daytona Beach
25-11 Anchored in Titusville
26-11 Anchored in Titusville
27-11 Anchored in Titusville in Titusville
28-11 Anchored Anchored
29-11 in Cocoa
30-11 Anchored in Pine Island (near Vero Beach)
01-12 Anchored in Causeway Island (Fort Pierce)
02-12 Anchored in Causeway Island (Fort Pierce)
03-12 Anchored in Lake Peek
04-12 Anchored in Lake Worth (Palm Beach) 05-12
anchored in Lake Sylvia (Fort Lauderdale) 06
-12 anchored in Lake Sylvia
07-12 Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale) 08-12
Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale) 09-12
Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale) 10-12
Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale) 11-12
Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale) 12-12
Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale) 13-12
Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale)
14-12 Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale) 15-12
Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale) 16-12
Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale) 17-12
Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale)
18-12 Anchored in Middle River (Fort Lauderdale)
Sea excursions
19-12 Anchored to the Venetian Causeway (Miami) 20-12
Anchored at No Name Harbour (Miami)

BAHAMAS

ON BANK

$ 21-12 Marina North Bimini (Alice Town)
$ 22-12 Marina North Bimini (Alice Town)
23-12 Anchored on the N25 Bank .30.394 W78.42.600

'S BERRY ISLANDS

24-12 Anchored to Chub Cay
25-12 Anchored Anchored 26-12
Chub Cay to Chub Cay
27-12 Anchored to Chub Cay
28-12 Anchored Cabbage Cay (Little Harbour Cay)
29-12 Anchored in Cabbage Cay (Little Harbour Cay)
$ 30-12 Marina in Great Harbour Cay Marina
$ 31-12 in Great Harbour Cay Marina
$ 01-01 at Great Harbour Cay Marina
$ 02-01 at Great Harbour Cay Marina
$ 03-01 at Great Harbour Cay Marina
$ 04-01 at Great Harbour Cay Marina
$ 05-01 in Great Harbour Cay Marina
$ 06-01 at Great Harbour Cay Marina
$ 07-01 at Great Harbour Cay
08-01 Anchored in Devil's Cay
09-01 Anchored in Devil's Cay
10-01 Anchored in Devil's Cay
11-01 anchored in Devil's Cay
12-01 Anchored in Devil's Cay

NASSAU

$ 13-01 Marina in Nassau (Yacht Haven Marina)
$ 14-01 Marina 15-01 Marina
in Nassau in Nassau
$ $ 16-01 Marina 17-01 Marina
in Nassau in Nassau
$ $ 18-01 Marina 19-01 Marina
in Nassau in Nassau
$ 20 - 01 Marina in Nassau
$ $ 21-01 Marina 22-01 Marina
in Nassau in Nassau
$ $ 23-01 Marina in Nassau
Picnic at Rose Island (not sleep)
24-01 Marina in Nassau
$ 25-01 Marina in Nassau
$ $ 26-01 Marina at Atlantis on Paradise Island Marina
$ 27-01 at Atlantis on Paradise Island
$ 28-01 Marina at Atlantis on Paradise Island
$ 29-01 Marina at Atlantis on Paradise Island
$ 30-01 Marina at Atlantis on Paradise Island
Picnic with Karine Rose Island (not sleep)
$ 31-01 Marina at Atlantis on Paradise Island Marina $ 01-02
to Atlantis on Paradise Island Marina
$ 02-02 Atlantis on Paradise Island Marina
$ 03-02 at Atlantis on Paradise Island

EXUMA

04-02 Anchored in Rose Island
05-02 Anchored in Allens Cay (west side)
06-02 Anchored in Allens Cay (west side)
07-02 Anchored between Allens Cay and Leaf Cay
08-02 Anchored at Norman Cay (near the aircraft submerged) Mooring at $ 09-02
Warderwick Cay (Exumas Park) 10-02
Mooring at $ Warderwick Cay (Exumas Park) 11-02
Mooring at $ Warderwick Cay (Exumas Park) 12-02
Mooring at $ Warderwick Cay (Exumas Park)
13-02 Anchored to Compass Cay (opposite the marina)
14-02 Anchored to Compass Cay (opposite the marina)
15-02 Anchored in Big Major Spot (near Staniel Cay)
16 -02 Anchored at Big Major Spot (near Staniel Cay)
17-02 Anchored in Big Major Spot (near Staniel Cay)
18-02 Anchored in Big Major Spot (near Staniel Cay)
19-02 Anchored in Maguana Cay (Across from Black Point)
20-02 Anchored in Maguana Cay (across from Black Point)
21-02 Anchored in Maguana Cay (across from Black Point)
22-02 Anchored in Maguana Cay (opposite Black Point)
23-02 Anchored at Little Farmers Cay
24-02 Anchored at Rat Cay (North side)
25-02 Anchored at Rat Cay (North side)
26-02 Anchored in Georgetown (facing Monument)
27 - 02 Rooted in Georgetown (facing Monument)
28-02 Anchored in Georgetown (facing Monument)
29-02 Anchored in Georgetown (opposite Beach Volleyball)
01-03 Anchored in Georgetown (face Beach Volleyball at)
02-03 Anchored in Georgetown (opposite Beach Volleyball)
03-03 Anchored in Georgetown (opposite Beach Volleyball)
04-03 Anchored in Georgetown (opposite Beach Volleyball)