
Nightingale Tune in her slip. We’ve tented much of the boat to shield ourselves from the brutal sun.
We decided to kick off hurricane season with a little break from being at anchor. A slip at the beautiful Port Louis Marina in St. George’s is just what the doctor ordered.
So, far, we’re loving the manicured grounds, convenient services (wash and fold laundry!), and most of all, THE POOL. I’m especially enjoying my newfound freedom to step off the boat whenever I wish, without having to deal with the dinghy. We’ve got a new routine – getting back in shape with early morning jogs, working on boat projects, reuniting with old friends and making new ones, and exploring Grenada by land.
Here are a few snapshots of the our new home (for now, at least)!

Most of the slips here are Mediterranean mooring style, which means the boat is tied to the dock at the stern, and anchored at the bow to hold the boat in place. The boats are very close together because they do not have docks between them, as we had in our marina in New York.
Looks and sounds like a dream
can’t wait to see you guys!
Like the last boat,with the hot tub! What a way to go.Must be a retired government employee ho ho!